Cambodia Expands Skills Training for Informal Workers to Boost Formalization and Tourism
Cambodia is expanding skills training for informal economy workers, promoting digital registration and vocational training to facilitate their transition to the formal sector. The initiative aims to enhance tourism services and boost economic growth by strengthening the capabilities of vital contributors to job creation.
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