Siem Reap Deputy Governor Emphasizes Education as Key to Future and Human Resource Development
Siem Reap Deputy Governor stated that education is the foundation for human resource development and a key to opening the door to the future, crucial for the nation's economic and social progress. Speaking at an awards ceremony for outstanding students at Westgate International School, she praised students' efforts and parental support, encouraging reading and Khmer language learning, and urging cooperation in preventing drug abuse.
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