Cambodia Boosts Vocational Training for Poor Youth, Aiming for 1.5 Million Job Opportunities
Cambodia's Kampong Thom province is implementing a vocational training program for 1.5 million youth from poor and vulnerable families. The provincial deputy governor encouraged trainees to diligently acquire skills for future livelihoods, supported by the government.
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