PM Hun Sen Notes Hollywood Star Angelina Jolie's Remarks on Cambodia Situation
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2026年7月24日
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PM Hun Sen Notes Hollywood Star Angelina Jolie's Remarks on Cambodia Situation

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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has taken note of a message from Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie concerning the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict, released on the one-year anniversary of Thai military incursions into Cambodian territory. Jolie highlighted that approximately 30,000 people remain displaced, expressing her deep affection for Cambodia and solidarity with its people.

Phnom Penh, July 24, 2026 -- Prime Minister Samdech Techo Hun Sen has expressed interest in a message from the world-renowned Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie, released on the one-year anniversary of the Thai army's invasion of Cambodian territory. On his social media on July 24, 2026, Samdech Techo wrote, "I am interested in the message from Ms. Angelina Jolie, a world-famous Hollywood actress, who released a statement on the one-year anniversary of the Thai army's invasion of Cambodian territory." Samdech Techo also quoted Ms. Jolie's message, stating: "Over the past year, the conflict that erupted along Cambodia's border has caused many people to lose their sense of stability and security. Currently, nearly 30,000 people are still unable to return to their homes. Cambodia has always been a special country for me and my family. This is where my son was born, this is our home, and for the past 20 years, we have been working with teams in communities on conservation and community development. The Maddox Jolie-Pitt Foundation is headquartered in the border area, the very place where the border conflict erupted. I am honored to have become close friends with my neighbors and the foundation's team as we have worked together to clear mines and develop the area. When the conflict erupted last year, we evacuated our staff and their families, and these painful experiences have shown that conflict can erupt again at any moment. I love this country (Cambodia) and its strong, warm, and friendly people. While we are truly happy to resume our work to protect the land and support community well-being and livelihoods, my heart is with all those who are waiting to return to their homes. I love this country and its resilient, warm, and friendly people. My heart is with all those who are still waiting for the day they can return to their homes."

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