Cambodia Streamlines Art Export-Import Procedures with Digital One-Stop Service
Cambodia's Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts held a workshop on the 'National One-Stop Service' for art export-import permits, aiming to enhance efficiency, transparency, and cultural heritage protection through digitalization.
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