Cambodia Gears Up to Host 50th ASEAN-Japan Youth Exchange Programme
Cambodia is preparing to host the 50th Ship for Southeast Asian and Japanese Youth Programme (SSEAYP) in January 2027. The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Labour are coordinating preparations, viewing the event as an opportunity to showcase Cambodia's national progress to international delegates.
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