Cambodian Ambassador Welcomes, Guides New Migrant Workers in South Korea
Cambodian Ambassador to South Korea, Kuon Ponreaksmey, welcomed and guided newly arrived Cambodian workers at Incheon Airport. He encouraged them to work diligently, improve their Korean language skills, maintain health, and adhere to safety regulations, while warning against drug use and illegal activities.
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