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Written by, H.E Samheng Boros In an era where urbanization and technological advancements are rapidly transforming our lifestyles, the introduction of agriculture education, specifically teaching children to grow vegetables and engage in farming activities in schools, is a refreshing and vital shift. This movement not only reconnects our youth with the earth and its natural…
Written by, H.E Samheng Boros Innovation stands as a transformative force, a catalyst for change that holds the potential to redefine societies and economies, especially in the context of empowering women. Cambodia, with its rich history and vibrant culture, is witnessing a remarkable journey towards gender equality, fueled by innovative approaches that are reshaping the…
Written by, H.E Samheng Boros Cambodia, a country known for its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes, is wholeheartedly embracing the digital era and experiencing rapid expansion in its digital media market. Projections indicate a remarkable revenue of US$122.50 million by 2024, marking a positive surge that ushers in a new era of connectivity, creativity,…
In the vast tapestry of my life, there exists a constant thread that weaves through cherished memories, fashion flair, and the pursuit of retail perfection – Adidas. From the dawn of my childhood dreams to the pinnacle of my career as a luxury retail expert, the Adidas logo has been an ever-present emblem of excellence.…
In the heart of Siem Reap, Anjali House, a community learning center stands as a dynamic center where children of various ages can enjoy various classes. This non-profit learning center is not just a place of education; it’s a haven dedicated to equipping young minds with comprehensive skills to navigate the unpredictable future. Anjali House’s…
Written by Sam Seun To sustain Cambodia’s relations with Japan in the Indo-Pacific era, it is crucial to focus on enhancing mutual trust and understanding between the two nations. This can be achieved through several strategic approaches. Firstly, regular high-level diplomatic engagements and dialogues should be conducted to foster open communication channels. These interactions can serve…
A piece of history, culture, identity and heritage by @Fat Jase & @Douglas for The Better Cambodia Philately is the term to describe both the art and a hobby of postage stamp collecting. And the term to describe stamp collectors? We are called Philatelists and yet we could also be called historians, cultural; anthropologists, art…
The KIngdom of Cambodia is emerging as one of the fastest growing economies in South-East Asia 40 years after the fall of Khmer Rouge. As a predominantly agricultural country, Cambodia is not well known in the world to be an exporting country though it does export some specialized products to many of the world’s economies.…
Amidst the challenges faced by many nations in combating poverty, Cambodia has emerged as a shining example of progress and resilience. The recent release of the global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) highlights Cambodia’s remarkable achievement in reducing poverty rates within a relatively short period. Despite the lingering impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Cambodia’s success story…
Written by: Nicolette Kapp Just after six on a Saturday morning, I find myself standing alone in Wat Bo Street, Siem Reap, Cambodia. The wind is howling hot air with a cool temperature of 27 degrees Celsius. Familiar faces pass as the hustle and bustle of the small tourist town prepares for the day. This…
Written by, Alan Morgan Cambodia experienced three decades of civil war during the darkest period of its modern history. Under the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979), Cambodia experienced massive destruction to its education system and the intelligentsia, with intellectuals and educated people, including teachers, professors, government workers, and people speaking foreign languages or wearing glasses, being…
Written by, H.E Samheng Boros Women and girls represent fifty percent of the world’s population and, as a result, half of its potential. Gender equality is not only a fundamental human right; it is also required for a peaceful society with full human potential and sustainable development. Furthermore, it has been proven that empowering women enhances…
Written by, H.E Samheng Boros Cambodia has made significant development in various sectors over the last three decades. The Kingdom is enhancing its relevance and becoming a knowledge-based economy in order to join the list of upper-middle-income countries by 2030. A knowledge-based society emphasizes the significance of knowledge, education, and innovation in driving social and economic…
