Cambodia's Minister of Public Works and Transport Meets with Retirees, Expressing Gratitude for Service
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Cambodia's Minister of Public Works and Transport Meets with Retirees, Expressing Gratitude for Service

Cambodia's Minister of Public Works and Transport, Peng Ponea, met with approximately 300 retirees from the ministry during the traditional Khmer Pchum Ben festival. The minister lauded their years of dedication and contributions, particularly in infrastructure development, emphasizing their role in bridging knowledge to younger generations.

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