Cambodia's National Archives Celebrates 100 Years, Hailed as 'Guardians of National Memory and Identity'
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized at the 100th-anniversary celebration of the National Archives that archives are the 'root of national identity and national knowledge.' He highlighted the importance of preserving and digitizing documents, stating their value surpasses that of gold.
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