Cambodia Strengthens EV Technician Training with Chinese Collaboration
Cambodia is enhancing its workforce development in the new energy vehicle (EV) sector by sending 16 Cambodian instructors to Guangzhou, China, for specialized training. This initiative by the Skills Development Fund (SDF) and the International Labour Organization (ILO) aims to meet the growing demand for EV expertise within the country.
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