
Cambodian Youth Leverage Global Rome Experience for Agricultural Innovation
At the Cambodia Agriculture Forum 2026 (CAFE26), Cambodian youth participants from the World Food Forum (WFF) in Rome shared their international experiences and networks, expressing a commitment to domestic agricultural development. The FAO highlighted its support for global youth collaboration and knowledge sharing.
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