Cambodia and Korea Foster Heritage Preservation Spirit in Youth
The Angkor Heritage Authority and the Korean Cultural Heritage Administration have launched an educational tour program for youth focused on the value and preservation of Angkor's heritage sites. Both nations emphasized the importance of international cooperation and nurturing the next generation for the sustainable protection of cultural heritage.
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