Activities ranged from rallies and artistic performances to processions and marches in localities, punctuated by the distribution of party leaflets.
Hun Sen encouraged Cambodian diplomats in foreign nations to fortify trade ties and bolster its economies.
The assertion came in response to criticism from opposition groups abroad, who he said had launched verbal assaults against him.
In Siem Reap’s historic Angkor Thom district, around 400 families in the three villages of Leang Dai commune still weave Ph’av palm into beautiful mats.
Ministry of Justice spokesman Chin Malin made the assertion after nearly 30 CSOs, associations and trade unions expressed “grave” concerns.
Hun Sen ordered members of the armed forces to search for any insurgents who may have entered Cambodia, describing them as “terrorists”.
The response is a result of Cambodia-Vietnam cooperation to prevent anti-Vietnamese government soldiers from taking refuge in Cambodia.
National Election Committee head Prach Chan reminded authorities at all levels to remain neutral in their work activities, and to coordinate the activities of each political party.
He also called on all Cambodian citizens to educate their children about the dangers of illegal drugs.
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