Poipet City Launches Enrollment Campaign to Secure Future Generation
Poipet City in Cambodia has launched an enrollment campaign for the 2026-2027 academic year, emphasizing the importance of education and ensuring equal learning opportunities for all children. City authorities expressed their commitment to this initiative.
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