New UNICEF Representative Praises Long-Standing Partnership with Cambodia's Ministry of Education
The new UNICEF Representative to Cambodia expressed high regard for the long-standing partnership between UNICEF and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport during a meeting with the Minister. The focus will be on strengthening support for vulnerable children, promoting multilingual and inclusive education.
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