Cambodian Women Gain Hands-on Experience in China's Advanced Power Technologies
Two young Cambodian women working for China Datang in Cambodia are gaining firsthand experience in advanced power generation technologies and digital management systems during a study visit to China, aiming to contribute to Cambodia's energy sector development. This exchange is expected to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
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