Over 2,200 Job Opportunities, Free Vocational Training Offered in Mondulkiri
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training organized a forum in Mondulkiri province, offering over 2,200 job opportunities and free vocational training. The initiative targets returning migrant workers and job-seeking youth, encouraging stable domestic employment and contribution to national economic development.
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