Cambodia Provides Vocational Training, Equipment, and Funds to Children of Fallen Soldiers to Foster Entrepreneurship
The Cambodian government has provided coffee grinders, beauty salon equipment, and 6 million riels (approximately $1500) to young individuals from families of fallen soldiers, aimed at fostering entrepreneurship. This initiative is part of a vocational training program.
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