Cambodia to Host Francophone Science Forum for Peace and Stability
Cambodia will host the first Francophone Scientific Cycle for the Asia-Pacific region from November 10-12, 2026, coinciding with the 20th Francophonie Summit. Organized by the Ministry of Education and the Agency for Francophone Higher Education (AUF), the event will focus on 'Science and the Francophone Community for Peace and Lasting Stability,' addressing challenges in higher education, research, innovation, and sustainable development.
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