Cambodia to Send Students Abroad for Library and Archival Science Training
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has announced a plan to send talented students abroad for advanced training in library and archival science to address a shortage of specialists in these fields within the country. The initiative aims to modernize the National Library and National Archives and establish an AI-ready document management system.
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