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Minister of Commerce HE Pan Sorasak led a ministry delegation to visit the CP Cambodia Co, Ltd food processing factory in Kampot province on April 3, 2023.

The UN Department of Global Communications – alongside the UN Office on Genocide Prevention and the Responsibility to Protect – are launching a New York exhibition that aims to remind viewers that no country is immune from the risks of genocide and related atrocities.

Tattoos have become commonplace in Cambodia, especially among the younger generations. The sight of tattooed young men and women may still shock some conservative members of society, but it is important to note that today’s tattooing craze was preceded by a far more ancient version of the practice in Cambodia that still persists today.

The robam trot, or trot dance, is one of the Kingdom’s popular folk dances, with each having a different meaning. Demand for performances of the trot dance usually goes up around the Khmer New Year holiday, and this year is no different.

A ‘garden’ of one million origami hearts is taking shape within the Angkor Wat complex, as seen in images published by the Siem Reap Provincial Administration on April 9.

Malis Lea, a variety of jasmine, is known for its natural fragrance, and is commonly grown in the backyards of many Cambodian homes for its delightful aroma. Due to rising popularity, jasmine is now being widely cultivated on a commercial scale.

The Ministry of Environment launched the “Reduce the use of plastics and promote environmentally friendly alternatives” campaign in Kratie town on April 9.

Mengly J Quach Education Plc on April 4 obtained in-principle approval from the Non-Banking Financial Services Authority (NBFSA) Council to offer its shares in an initial public offering (IPO).

After nearly a decade of research and development, Cambodia and Australia on April 5 jointly announced the official launch of a new fragrant rice variety named Champei Sar 70 (CPS 70) to mark the 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two nations.

Cambodians have generally only seen futuristic technology like robots being used in advanced nations like Japan, South Korea or China. However, in recent years, a number of young Cambodian scientists have made staggering advances in the field of robotics.