Francophonie Village Showcases Cambodian Crafts, Expanding Artisan Markets and Cultural Legacy
Artisans from across Cambodia are exhibiting traditional crafts at the Francophonie Village, attracting local and international interest. The event aims to boost local livelihoods by opening new market avenues and showcasing generational craftsmanship.
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