Cambodian Ministry of Education Visits Atomy Headquarters in South Korea to Explore Human Resource Development and Educational Support Collaboration
A delegation from Cambodia's Ministry of Education visited the headquarters of Atomy in South Korea to study its work culture and management systems. The visit aimed to explore potential cooperation in supporting the education sector, specifically in promoting student health and human resource development in Cambodia. Atomy also highlighted its philanthropic activities in the country.
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