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AEL Speech: Cambodia’s Message to the Summit of the Future 2024

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Remarks by Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei HUN MANET, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, in the Summit of the Future Global Call

It is a great honor for Cambodia to join this Global Call as we come together to shape the future of our world. The Summit of the Future is a crucial moment to renew our shared commitment to addressing the challenges that lie ahead—challenges that touch every nation.

Cambodia brings to the Pact for the Future a perspective shaped by our nation’s journey. Emerging from the shadows of conflict, we have learned that peace is the foundation upon which all progress is built. Our history shows that without peace, goals like ending poverty, providing quality education, addressing climate change, and achieving sustainable economic development become far more challenging. This experience reminds us just how critical it is to work together toward our shared global goals.

Cambodia is proud to play a significant role in global peacekeeping. Since 2006, we have sent over 9,000 of our people to serve in 11 UN missions, including over 800 women. Our teams have been key in offering crucial services, especially in demining efforts. These contributions not only show our commitment to global peace but also highlight the importance of inclusive participation in maintaining security and stability worldwide.

Our commitment to protecting the environment is equally strong. Through the REDD+ program, Cambodia actively contributes to global efforts against climate change. Additionally, our Climate Change Strategic Plan (2014–2023) outlines our approach to dealing with climate change, focusing on key areas like agriculture, water, and public health. These efforts are part of our broader strategy to ensure that sustainable economic development is achieved alongside environmental protection.

In terms of digital transformation, Cambodia is making great strides in closing the digital divide and promoting digital literacy. Our Digital Economy and Society Policy Framework 2021–2035 sets the stage for a digital future and digital inclusion, recognizing that fair access to technology is key to fostering innovation and driving sustainable economic development.

Engaging our youth is also a central part of Cambodia’s strategy for the future. We are committed to involving young people in shaping our nation’s path forward. National initiatives aimed at empowering and involving youth highlight our dedication to making sure that their voices are heard in both national and global arenas.

Human rights are at the core of our national vision, we are determined to ensuring that our nation’s progress is inclusive and just.

In closing, Cambodia reaffirms its dedication to the principles of the United Nations and the goals of the Pact for the Future. Our history is a testament to the power of peace, and as a nation, we stand ready to fully engage with the international community to ensure that peace, sustainability, and shared prosperity become lasting realities for all.

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Remarks by Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei HUN MANET, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, in the Summit of the Future Global Call


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