Boost for poor women silk weavers of Cambodia


(Seated, from left) Pen, Khairussaleh, Kao, Zamzamzairani, Heng and Maybank Cambodia board of directors member Dr Sok Siphanna at the launch of the new silk weaving training centre in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

MAYBANK has opened its second silk weaving training centre in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Located in Banteay Srey district, the new training centre is part of Maybank’s continued regional initiatives to provide business opportunities and empower underprivileged women weavers and mulberry farmers to become financially independent.

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