Cambodia Launches Compulsory Military Service: A New Era for Defense and Human Capital Development
Cambodia has officially launched its first compulsory military training program, a historic step for national defense and human capital development, presided over by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Tea Seiha. The two-year program aims to foster patriotism and a willingness to serve the nation among youth.
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