Cambodia's Hun Manet Highlights 'Pentagon Strategy' for Economic Transformation through Human Capital and Digitalization
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized the 'Pentagon Strategy' at a graduation ceremony, prioritizing human capital development and digitalization to transform the nation's economic structure from labor-dependent to skill-and-technology-driven.
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