Marking International Peace Day, Prime Minister Hun Manet paid a heartfelt tribute to the armed forces, thanking military personnel across the country for their immense sacrifices in safeguarding Cambodia’s peace. In a letter released to local media, the prime minister expressed his deep respect for their service and dedication.
Observed every year on September 21, the UN International Day of Peace serves as a global reminder of the value of harmony. Since 2001, nations around the world, including Cambodia, have used this date to renew their pledge to peace—a cause that resonates deeply on the streets of the Kingdom.
Reflecting on the country's journey, Hun Manet emphasized that Cambodia’s peace was hard-earned, paid for with historical heartache and sacrifice. He extended his gratitude to everyone who played a role in bringing stability to the nation and called for unity to protect it, sharing the common hope of people across the country that this peace will endure for generations to come.
