Cambodia's National Archives Marks 100th Anniversary with Month-Long Exhibition
Cambodia's National Archives will hold a month-long exhibition from November 4 to December 4, 2026, to celebrate its 100th anniversary. The exhibition, themed "A Century of Memory Towards Promoting National Identity," aims to deepen public understanding of history and promote the preservation of national heritage.
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