Cambodia Begins New Academic Year, Prime Minister Urges Key Measures for Educational Quality Enhancement
Cambodia marked the commencement of the 2026-2027 academic year on November 1, 2026. Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized the nation's people as an indispensable resource and directed key measures to enhance educational quality, calling for schools to function as efficient and accountable public service providers and urging stronger community and parental engagement.
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