FAO Holds World Food Day T-Shirt Design Contest, Awards Ceremony in Ratanakiri
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) organized a T-shirt design contest for World Food Day 2026, inviting Cambodians aged 10 and above. Three winners were recognized at a ceremony in Ratanakiri province, aiming to raise awareness about food security and innovation.
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