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The American University of Phnom Penh (AUPP) has forged a significant alliance with Next Make, a prominent Japanese firm, to introduce the “Japanese IT Pathway Program,” a new venture aimed at propelling Cambodian students to the forefront of information technology (IT) and unveiling vast career opportunities in Japan. This partnership underscores a proactive approach towards…
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has recently provided a comprehensive seven-point plan aimed at enhancing the practices within the realm of Cambodian religious institutions, particularly focusing on Buddhism. The Prime Minister delineated these points at a meeting attended by Buddhist clergy members at the National Institute of Education on Thursday, August 15. The Prime Minister’s…
The Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has recently declared that the Royal Government is deeply committed to prioritizing and responding to the issues faced by its citizens. This confirmation was made during a conversation with Buddhist priests at the National Institute of Education on Thursday (Aug. 15). During his talk, the prime minister pointed out…
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet elaborated on the public’s varying perspectives regarding the Cambodia-Laos-Viet Nam Development Triangle Area (CLV-DTA). During a meeting with Buddhist priests, he outlined the three prevailing opinions that have emerged in response to the initiative. The dialogue occurred at the National Institute of Education on Thursday, August 15. Prime Minister Hun…
Phnom Penh recently became the stage for the initiation of the Cambodia-China People-to-People Exchange Year 2024, marking a new chapter in cultural collaborations between these two nations. The “Tea for Harmony Yaji Cultural Salon,” hosted at the Royal University of Fine Arts, saw Chinese Ambassador Wang Wentian and Cambodian Minister of Culture and Fine Arts…
In a notable development for Cambodia’s educational landscape, Prime Minister Hun Manet proudly inaugurated the new De Montfort University campus in Phnom Penh on August 8. This significant expansion marks the arrival of the storied British educational institution in Cambodia, underscoring the Royal Government’s dedication to enhancing the nation’s educational framework. De Montfort University, a…
During a vibrant graduation ceremony for University of Puthisastra students at the OCIC, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet addressed concerns about the nation’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Emphasizing Cambodia’s significant achievements since the end of the civil war in 1998, the Premier urged citizens to focus on the country’s tangible progress. Prime Minister Hun Manet…
The Story of the Burning House, found in the Lotus Sutra, is one of the most poignant and illustrative stories in Buddhist teachings. This allegory encapsulates the concept of upaya, or skillful means, which Buddha uses to guide sentient beings toward enlightenment. In this story, a wealthy man uses expedient means, in the form of…
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, in recent discussions with primary school teachers in Kampong Chhnang province, highlighted a multifaceted approach to enhancing the nation’s educational landscape. The discourse, occurring on the morning of July 27, underscored the collective desire among parents and the government to extend teaching hours, improve curriculum standards, and ensure student safety…
In a concerted effort to bolster educational quality across Cambodia, Prime Minister Hun Manet recently elucidated the Royal Government’s strategies to standardize schooling at a gathering with primary school teachers in Kampong Chhnang province. This dialogue, which took place on the morning of July 27, emphasized the government’s commitment to enhancing teaching quality through a…
The 2024 Olympics in Paris kicked off in spectacular style, with thousands of athletes sailing along the River Seine amidst lively performances on bridges, banks, and rooftops. For the first time ever, the opening ceremony of the “greatest show on earth” was hosted on a waterway, offering a unique and ambitious spectacle that captured the…
Drowning is the leading cause of death for Cambodian children, a tragedy that could often be prevented through simple education programs. Recent high-profile incidents, such as the drowning of three young friends in a Kandal province pond and a young girl’s death in a public pool in Phnom Penh, have brought attention to this issue.…
July 21, 2024, marked a momentous occasion for young entrepreneurs across Cambodia as Khmer Enterprise unfurled the second edition of its dynamic startup event – the UnipreneurCamp Cluster 2. The event emerged as a sequel to the trailblazing first cluster, which saw active participation from students spanning seven prominent universities. The momentum carried forward as…
