Interior Minister Sar Sokha urged Cambodians of all faiths to stay united in supporting and encouraging front-line soldiers and border police. He said they were defending the country’s territorial integrity under the command of Prime Minister Hun Manet.
He made the appeal at the National Interfaith Day Against Human Trafficking on August 20, 2025, at the Chroy Changvar International Convention and Exhibition Centre. The event focused on how religious harmony in Cambodia can help combat all forms of trafficking in the digital age.
Sar Sokha described front-line personnel defending the country’s territorial integrity and sovereignty as its shield. He said the peace they protected made progress possible across sectors, including the fight against human trafficking. The National Committee for Counter Trafficking organized the event.
He also urged the public to continue supporting front-line personnel and the government. He said the government under Hun Manet was pursuing Cambodia Vision 2050 through the first phase of the Pentagonal Strategy and remained committed to combating all forms of human trafficking and other crimes that hinder national development.
He said people of different faiths in Cambodia had long lived together peacefully, working together and supporting one another and the government’s efforts to develop society.
Preah Sihanouk Provincial Television. By: ង៉ែត ពិសាន្ត
