
Cambodia Prioritizes Human Capital Development, Enhancing Early Childhood Education Quality
Cambodia's Ministry of Education highlighted the government's utmost priority on human capital development, particularly enhancing early childhood education quality for future nation-building. This was emphasized by Secretary of State Dr. Kim Sethany at the official inauguration of Pacific Kindergarten in Chamkarmon, which is now officially a Cambridge-certified early childhood education center.
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