Cambodia to Name Two Roads in Phnom Penh After Indonesian Leaders

The Cambodian government will name two roads in Phnom Penh after Indonesian leaders, according to the official farewell meeting between Phnom Penh Governor HE Khuong Sreng and the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia HE Sudirman Haseng on 17 January. 

The two roads are roads that link from NR6 to Win Win Blvd in Chroy Changvar district, which will be named Jalan Soekarno and Jalan Ali Alatas. 

These two roads are being built to ease traffic and get ready for the upcoming 32nd SEA Games and the 12th Para Games in May 2023. (Read more)

The naming is to pay respect to Indonesian leaders who have contributed to the national reconciliation of Cambodia. 

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