Cambodia to Host 50th SSEAYP, Boosting Youth Development and International Exchange
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Cambodia to Host 50th SSEAYP, Boosting Youth Development and International Exchange

Cambodia will host the 50th Ship for Southeast Asian and Japanese Youth Program (SSEAYP) in January 2027. Minister of Labour and Vocational Training, Heng Sour, met with youth delegates, expressing confidence in the program's success as an opportunity to showcase Cambodia's progress.

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