Cambodia Pushes Education Reform: Governor Urges Students to 'Study Hard to Be Strong'
In Cambodia, Kampong Cham Governor Un Chan Da urged students at the opening ceremony of the new academic year to study hard and contribute their knowledge to society, thereby strengthening the nation and earning respect. The government is prioritizing educational reforms, with modern facilities built to international standards in the province.
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