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With the development of human resources crucial in the development of the nation, good public health and nutrition is essential for creating a skilled and highly productive workforce, one with higher levels of wellbeing.

As the 55th ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (AMM) and related meetings kicked off in Phnom Penh on August 3, Prime Minister Hun Sen called on other ASEAN member states to support his initiative to establish an ASEAN “Green Deal” to tackle climate change.

Among Sar San’s earliest memories is the sight of her mother sitting at a loom weaving silk and cotton skirts, and karma. Born without the use of one leg, she unknowingly inherited this knowledge.

Over 11,000 messages were carved or written on the walls of Security Office S-21 by detainees according to a survey of them done by the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (TSGM).

The 55th ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (AMM) and Related Meetings are underway in Phnom Penh, with the official opening presided over by Prime Minister Hun Sen scheduled for August 3, according to official agenda seen by The Post.

The Ministry of Tourism, with support from the ASEAN Secretariat, hosted the second regional training-of trainers workshop under the ASEAN Community Based Tourism Standard in Siem Reap province from July 27-28.

After living through the brutal rule of the Khmer Rouge – where schools were abolished and many of the Kingdom’s teachers and intellectuals killed – Ly Ponheary understands the importance of education.

Macroeconomic measures are being implemented to stem a 13-year high inflation rate and its cascading effects on the economy, but more efforts are needed amid a looming global recession

The Small and Medium Enterprises Bank of Cambodia (SME Bank) is opening up $150 million of low-interest loans to nurture the regeneration of the Kingdom’s travel sector, hit hard by the global Covid-19 pandemic.

Cambodia's recovery from Covid-19, underpinned by the successful implementation of health and administrative measures, prompted the government in November to allow a broader resumption of socio-economic activity.