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With over 20 years of international culinary experience in top hotels and resorts both in Cambodia and abroad, chef Sing Sopheak Mongkol has returned to open the restaurant Changkran Khmer and serve Khmer food in order to contribute to the promotion of Cambodian culture

With over 20 years of international culinary experience in top hotels and resorts both in Cambodia and abroad, chef Sing Sopheak Mongkol has returned to open the restaurant Changkran Khmer and serve Khmer food in order to contribute to the promotion of Cambodian culture

When he was an agriculture student and learning about all of the potential crops for each province, Bo Sopheak noticed that passion fruit from Mondulkiri province were somehow different from any other source he’d come across.

With the vision of “one house, one eco-bin”, a Cambodian woman from Kampong Cham province has been shortlisted for the 2022 National Entrepreneur Award.

The 5th Khmer Literature Festival will be held in Pursat province on the grounds of Pursat High School over October 21-23, 2022, with the addition this year of short story and poetry writing competitions.

With the vision of “one house, one eco-bin”, a Cambodian woman from Kampong Cham province has been shortlisted for the 2022 National Entrepreneur Award. Soeurng Sothavy founded Eco-Bin with the vision of recycling old vehicle tyres into bins with a meager budget and almost no support, even from her own family.

Celebrating 45 years of ASEAN-EU partnership, the ASEAN-EU Cooperation Expo highlights cooperation between the ASEAN and the EU across different sectors.

Prime Minister Hun Sen has detailed the development plan for the Run Ta Ek area in Siem Reap province’s Banteay Srei district, which has been allocated for people who voluntarily relocate from the Angkor Archaeological Park in Siem Reap town.

From the age of three, Phalla Keo Nureak was subjected to incessant violence by his stepfather, including pulling at his mouth, twisting his earlobe, and striking his head.

Tax incentives are granted to companies that have listed their shares or issued debt securities on the Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX), whether they are small to medium-sized enterprises or large companies.