Kem Sokha affirms CNRP dedication to dialogue

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Meas Sokchea

Deputy opposition leader Kem Sokha began the new year with a resumption of his countryside campaigning in which he pledged to decentralise the Cambodia National Rescue Party leadership, and expressed commitment to the “culture of dialogue” with the ruling party.

In a meeting yesterday with supporters in Prey Veng province, Sokha said that CNRP members must not rely on marching orders from the party’s top brass, but on activists and leaders at the grassroots level.

“It is not the president Sam Rainsy, the deputy president Kem Sokha, committee presidents or lawmakers who . . . come to tell brothers and sisters to do this, or do that. All leaders must do what the grassroots demand them to do. This is the power of the decentralisation of the CNRP,” he said.

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