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The creation of pottery and other decorative items from red clay is an ancestral tradition for the local people of Kampong Chhnang province, especially those in the Andong Russey, Kdei Tnaot and Trapeang Sbov villages of Rolea Ba’ier district’s Sre Thmey commune, who have maintained this legacy of skilled craftsmanship and passed it from one generation to another up through the present day.

Prime Minister Hun Sen announced that a 10-year validity IDPoor card would be issued to the people who had agreed to relocate from the Angkor Archaeological Park to the Run Ta Ek eco-village in Siem Reap province’s Banteay Srei district, while also pushing for the rapid development

Similar to the fairy tale of A Khvak A Khven (A Blind Man and a Cripple) – in which the crippled man had to sit on the shoulders of the blind man to travel in hope of a new life – two elderly disabled brothers wander through the villages of their province making a living by climbing coconut trees to harvest the fruit for income.

Cambodia continues to create investment opportunities in a full range of areas for the vital economic growth engine that is the private sector, fine-tuning market economy regulations since far before its accession into the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in 2004, although the underlying legal and regulatory infrastructure still falls short of international standards, according to Prime Minister

Cambodia has established August 20 as National Inter-Faith Day Against Human Trafficking, to be observed from 2023 onwards.

The demand for meat in the Cambodian market is on the rise due to a growing population, a factor making the Kingdom’s pig farming sector a major industry.

Connecting Kampong Speu and Kandal provinces in southwest Cambodia, the Chinese-built National Road No51 is playing an important role in facilitating travel flow and transport of goods.

FWD Life Insurance (Cambodia) Plc was fully launched in September 2021 with the vision of ’changing the way people feel about insurance’.

Every day, Ngorn Makara collects the large blue buckets that the sugarcane juice vendors use to dispose of bagasse – the dry pulpy fibrous material that remains once the juice is extracted – and delivers the containers to the factory he works at.

Cambodia has established August 20 as National Inter-Faith Day Against Human Trafficking, to be observed from 2023 onwards. Prime Minister Hun Sen made the announcement regarding the date and also told all government authorities and other stakeholders to join hands in preventing Cambodia from becoming a haven for organised crime groups engaged in human trafficking.