Cambodia Emphasizes Literacy as Foundation for Quality Education and Inclusive Society
In Cambodia's Kampong Cham province, commemorating International Literacy Day, the Deputy Governor highlighted literacy as the bedrock for developing basic knowledge, professional skills, and inclusive education. This extends beyond reading, writing, and arithmetic to encompass information utilization and digital literacy.
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