Singapore boost for Cambodia’s future


Cambodian schools are getting the best of help as Singapore's leading institutes are collaborating with the Cambodian government on a three-year educational programme.

Phnom Penh (Nov 26, ANN): Singapore’s leading institutes are collaborating with the Cambodian government on a three-year programme that is expected to equip local students with the knowledge and skills required to tackle challenges in the new century.

Singapore’s Ambassador to Cambodia, Michael Tan said that the programme would involve the fellow ASEAN country’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, as well as Temasek Foundation International (TFI), and Singapore’s National Institute of Education International (NIE International).

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