This was reported on Facebook by the head of the Romny district administration Valentyna Nazarenko damage was recorded to 13 private households and 1 apartment building (5 apartments and 1 car were damaged),” the statement said Earlier, Nazarenko said that the residents of the houses were not injured and were offered accommodation in a dormitory at night in the sky over the Romny community air defense units shot down three enemy UAVs Three more targets were lost locally after the enemy opened fire on them 13 Russian drones have been destroyed by air defense units over the Romny region Online media entity; Media identifier - R40-01421. © 2015-2025 Ukrinform. All rights reserved. "Cambodia can strengthen its VET system by leveraging China's successful strategies in practice-oriented training, comprehensive education, and adaptive reforms," says Om Romny, secretary of state of Cambodia's Ministry of Education. PHNOM PENH, Nov. 14 (Xinhua) -- China has developed a highly effective vocational education and training (VET) system, which can serve as a valuable model for Cambodia, Om Romny, secretary of state of Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, said in an interview with Xinhua on Wednesday. China's success is rooted in several key strategies and reforms, he said, adding that China's focus on hands-on training through specialized practice centers has improved vocational education by bridging the gap between theory and real-world skills. "Cambodia could benefit by investing in similar centers to enhance its VET programs," Romny said. He added that China's education system emphasizes a holistic approach, combining moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic, and labor education to develop well-rounded students with strong values, adaptability, and vocational skills. "Cambodia could adopt a similar model to enhance its students' competencies beyond technical skills," he said. "China's ongoing VET reforms align education with economic needs, ensuring vocational training stays relevant to evolving industries." The official said Cambodia aims to learn from this experience and focus on reforms that support its goal of becoming a regional manufacturing and service hub. Cambodia's VET system offers formal and non-formal programs to meet diverse educational needs, he said, adding that by learning from China's approach, Cambodia can better support youth and adult learners and improve employability across sectors. "Cambodia can strengthen its VET system by leveraging China's successful strategies in practice-oriented training, comprehensive education, and adaptive reforms," Romny said. "The collaboration aligns well with Cambodia's goals to produce skilled human capital, boost economic development, and increase regional competitiveness, especially within the Belt and Road Initiative framework," he added. CHINA KEY TO FUTURE OF CAMBODIA'S VET SECTOR Romny said as Cambodia's largest trading partner, China is pivotal to the future of the kingdom's VET sector. "Through cooperation in vocational education, we can drive socio-economic progress in Cambodia and within the broader Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region," he said. Key areas of collaboration include capacity building and knowledge exchange, he said, adding that China's advanced technical training frameworks and experience in implementing successful VET programs can help Cambodia develop a more robust VET system. "Collaborative projects in infrastructure, equipment, and funding will enable us to build and upgrade vocational training facilities, making high-quality technical education more accessible," he said. Romny added that expanding scholarships and training exchanges will allow Cambodian students and professionals to gain valuable skills in China and apply this knowledge to the Cambodian workforce. "With strengthened China-Cambodia cooperation, we anticipate creating a more resilient and skilled workforce, which will drive Cambodia's socio-economic development and fortify our position in the global market," he said. "This partnership supports our vision of transforming Cambodia into a hub for skilled labor in ASEAN, building a foundation for sustainable growth." CURRENT SITUATION OF VET DEVELOPMENT IN CAMBODIA Romny said Cambodia's VET system is at a pivotal stage of development and that the country strives to modernize its education sector to align with economic goals. He added that the kingdom recognizes that a skilled workforce is essential for long-term growth and competitiveness. "However, the current situation reflects challenges such as limited training facilities, outdated curricula, and a mismatch between skills taught and market demands," he said. "Many young Cambodians are entering the workforce without the specific technical skills needed in growing industries, which impacts productivity and limits economic opportunities." The official said VET is crucial in bridging skill gaps in Cambodia by aligning education with labor market needs. "As the country shifts from agriculture to higher-value sectors, strengthening VET will help build a more adaptable, productive workforce to support emerging industries and attract foreign investment," he said. Romny said Cambodia's Pentagonal Strategy prioritizes education and human capital development to build a knowledge-based economy. He added that it focuses on enhancing technical and vocational skills through partnerships with international institutions, the private sector, and the government to improve VET quality and accessibility. "Cambodia's VET policies align with economic growth goals, addressing skill gaps and boosting resilience," he said. "Efforts focus on improving training infrastructure, updating curricula to meet industry needs, expanding education access to rural and urban areas, and supporting economic growth, industry diversification, and poverty reduction." Romny's comments were made ahead of the 2024 World Vocational and Technical Education Development Conference, which will be held in Tianjin, North China on Nov. 20-22.  ■ Reporting by Anna Pruchnicka and Kyiv newsroom Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles., opens new tab , opens new tab Browse an unrivalled portfolio of real-time and historical market data and insights from worldwide sources and experts. , opens new tabScreen for heightened risk individual and entities globally to help uncover hidden risks in business relationships and human networks. © 2025 Reuters. All rights reserved Valentyna Nazarenko, head of the Romny District Military Administration, announced this on Facebook police have recorded damage to 14 private households and three municipal buildings including an educational institution," the post said a mobile administrative service center has received 11 damage reports Emergency response efforts involve rescue teams municipal workers from the Romny City Council and assistance from the Ukrainian Red Cross Society the Russian army attacked the Sad community in the Sumy region with drones and missiles Photo credit: Valentyna Nazarenko / Facebook While citing and using any materials on the Internet links to the website ukrinform.net not lower than the first paragraph are mandatory citing the translated materials of foreign media outlets is possible only if there is a link to the website ukrinform.net and the website of a foreign media outlet Materials marked as "Advertisement" or with a disclaimer reading "The material has been posted in accordance with Part 3 of Article 9 of the Law of Ukraine "On Advertising" No 1996 and the Law of Ukraine "On the Media" No 2023 and on the basis of an agreement/invoice Online media entity; Media identifier - R40-01421 The Russian army launched airstrikes this night on energy facilities of critical infrastructure in the Sumy region The energy sector in the Konotop district was affected according to the Sumy Regional Military Administration on Telegram It is noted that the enemy used Iranian-made kamikaze drones of the Shahed type for these attacks the enemy launched an airstrike on the energy facilities of critical infrastructure in the Konotop district using Shahed-type UAVs," the Regional Military Administration stated The administration clarified that emergency services are currently addressing the consequences of the shelling "All necessary services are working on-site Recovery operations are being conducted," the Regional Military Administration reported Regarding the repulsion of air attacks last night the Ground Forces and Air Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine successfully shot down six Russian Shahed drones our air defense units have downed 406 Russian drones," reported the Sumy Regional Military Administration Russian forces have been regularly targeting energy facilities in the Sumy region the Russian army attacked energy facilities in the Romny district of Sumy region the city of Sumy experienced power outages following a Russian Shahed drone attack It was also reported that on October 21, the enemy conducted airstrikes on critical infrastructure in the Romny district resulting in several localities losing electricity Before that, on October 20, the Russian army struck an energy facility in the Sumy region leaving over 100 settlements in the Romny district without power On October 19, Russian forces targeted another energy facility in the region prompting emergency power outages across the Sumy region Russian forces also attacked Shostka in the Sumy region with kamikaze drones and Shaheds damaging energy and infrastructure facilities Cambodia outlines its endeavours to promote French language competency to acquire 21st century skills among the country’s human resources Secretary of State at the Ministry of Education Om Romny highlighted the effort in his statement addressing the opening of the World Francophone Science Week on Oct វិមាន៧មករា has showcased the benefits of multilingualism among Cambodian youths to seize decent job opportunities He added that the ministry has mainstreamed French in science and mathematics (STEM) education curricula at different levels French science research initiatives in higher education institutions and research institutes have also been introduced in Cambodia These are the stepping stones to expose the youth to acquire the 21st century skills in need for the rapid development of technology as well as the emerging highly competitive job markets Om Romny led a Cambodian delegation to attend the 4th edition of World Francophone Science Week organised from Oct 14 to 18 by the Francophone University Agency (AUF) Several explosions were reported around Kyiv on Monday morning a week after Russia last attacked the Ukrainian capital Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s chief of staff said on Telegram that the city was attacked by kamikaze drones Multiple people in Kyiv said on social media that they heard noises that are characteristic of the unmanned devices before the explosions In a Telegram post, Zelenskyy said: “The enemy can attack our cities The occupiers will get only fair punishment and condemnation of future generations Russia also appears to have targeted “critical infrastructure facilities” in Romny, near the northeastern city of Sumy, according to Dmytro Zhyvytskyi, the regional governor. “There are victims,” he said on Telegram Russia previously hit Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities last week with strikes, in what were seen as revenge attacks after Ukraine’s successful counteroffensive and a fiery blast on the Kerch Bridge linking Russian-occupied Crimea with mainland Russia Maria Dolores Colleoni and Silivia Panzeri in Lombardy are suspected of knowing about the former MEP’s alleged illegal activities Only ‘minor delays’ are expected in the waterway after ship gets refloated Explosion of online data provides private security companies unprecedented access to personal information Valentyna Nazarenko, head of the Romny District Military Administration, shared the details on Facebook "The night in the Romny district was difficult as the enemy attacked with drones Explosions were heard in three communities of the district," Nazarenko said three residential buildings and three outbuildings were damaged A total of 26 windows were shattered and five roofs were partially destroyed enemy strikes damaged the roof of one house and shattered windows in two others no injuries were reported among local residents Earlier reports said that Ukraine's air defense forces successfully shot down seven Russian Shahed drones over the Sumy region during the night The Sumy Regional Military Administration said this in a post on Facebook Russians fired 10 times at the border area and settlements of the Sumy region Bilopillia and Romny communities came under shelling,” the report says a country house and the adjacent territory were damaged as a result of a UAV attack The enemy dropped glide bombs on the Sumy and Khotin communities The Yunakivka community was hit by a guided aerial bomb and artillery An explosion was recorded in the Bilopillia and Romny communities as a result of an attack by an FPV drone and a UAV the Russian army fired 76 times on the border area and settlements of the Sumy region on February 8 This was reported by the Sumy Regional Military Administration (RMA) on Telegram the Russians conducted six attacks on the border territories and settlements of Sumy region and Velykopysarivska communities," the statement 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Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart For countries and regions that still have fantasies or act as pawns of the US children release their complex feelings about past and present’ art reflects reality as seen through the eyes of children and not the general geopolitical situation This reality will stay with them for the rest of their lives As the first month of the Russian invasion of Ukraine reaches its end the war starts to leave a heavier mark on the victims’ minds particularly on the most impressionable minds – those of children emergencies advocacy officer at the Community Self-Help nongovernmental organization in Lviv told The Media Line that children perceive war through the eyes of their parents or teachers “War for children is a part of their lives Children do not always see war but they hear everything their parents say and the emotions of their parents greatly affect their minds,” she said Pyvovarenko currently heads the psychological component of the Medical Committee to Create a Unified Rehabilitation Standard for Veterans and Their Families an initiative of the Ukrainian Women’s Veteran Movement a Ukrainian art therapist focused on trauma and stress response told The Media Line that she has learned from her experiences that a child’s ability to cope with war depends on several factors including proximity to actual danger; the parents’ ability to cope with the situation; and the child’s neurological system and general health conditions She described drawing as a therapeutic process we fall into the world of metaphors and sensory experiences We reconnect with our emotional world and translate it to others,” she said That’s why drawings and other art techniques are so effective as emotional help children release their complex feelings about past and present.” “Some of the drawings clearly show the child’s regression associated with an injury.” She explained that trauma often forces a child to begin new stages of their development in order to free their psyche from the experience and therefore it is the most common reaction to psychological trauma,” she said they are a way of understanding or rethinking life” for children who have seen war Pyvovarenko noted that Lviv is now a way station for many refugees from eastern Ukraine on their way abroad and she shared with The Media Line some of the drawings children created during the few days they stay in the shelters where she works with them She arrived in Lviv last week after fleeing her home in Bucha who treated Anastasia during her stay in a shelter said the girl painted a woman wearing the typical poppy-seed flower crown and dress of Ukrainian culture one can see a building being attacked by a missile Anastasia painted the number of family members living in each apartment Pyvovarenko said this is exactly what happened to Anastasia’s home before she left Bucha Pyvovarenko explained that Lviv is safer than many places in Ukraine Sirens sound many times a day and people run to the bomb shelters Her conversation with The Media Line was interrupted by sirens in the Vinnytsia region of central Ukraine and she painted a call to God for protection The “still pure and not injured psyche of the girl is visible from the colors of the drawing,” the art therapist added Pyvovarenko also shared drawings done by children from the east (Donbass) who were under Russian occupation and now had to flee to Lviv and abroad “They are experiencing long-term consequences of psychological trauma and behavioral disorders are typical of humanitarian disasters,” she said depicted a tank driving through the city’s streets and aiming its cannon at the windows of an apartment building Andriy’s parents bought the house before the 2014 war by selling apartments in the city center and investing all their savings in it it was 220 yards from the front line with the Russian-backed separatists When Andriy was asked to draw how he sees the war He really wanted the picture to look good because he is an artist no one taught how to draw military equipment Andriy depicted real events that took place five years ago He depicted real events that took place five years ago Andriy’s parents lost their jobs in Donetsk they bought a pig and intended to sell the meat in Avdiivka,” Pyvovarenko said The family was in a store in the city center when heavy shelling began Andriy was scared and his parents decided to go home they were stopped because a tank was passing by The tank stopped right in front of their car and began to rotate its turret Andriy was very frightened and long afterward he was afraid to leave home for the city center It is possible it was after this incident that the boy began to have a nervous tic There were many terrible moments in the family’s life after that when for months they had to wait out the shelling in the basement of their home but it was the incident with the tank five years ago that Andriy chose to portray the boy has been receiving periodic treatment It is not possible to visit a psychologist all the time who also is a child psychologist in the city hope and actions that she will perform in the closest future,” the therapist said she was smiling when she said it,” Polska said and pediatric anesthesiologist at Lviv City Children’s Clinical Hospital Katy’s father is fighting with the Ukrainian army in Kyiv a social worker and psychotherapist volunteering with the IsraAID organization at Moldova’s border with Ukraine also shared some of the art created by refugee children at the shelters where she volunteers was done by a 6-year-old who explained that his drawing was about his journey to the shelter He said that in the drawing you can see his home and the safe place where he is now was his journey where he painted explosions This was done by a 6-year-old who explained that his drawing was about his journey to the shelter It is part of an art therapy project in the Moldovan shelters directed by Valeria Barbas,Ph.D. The girl’s picture reflects the glorious past which she feels is a basis for victory today who were on the Dnieper River in central Ukraine in the past She feels it is like the base of an iceberg − something that exists beyond the visible and a source of strength for today’s warriors who continue to work to protect the homeland There was no major damage to civilian infrastructure in Khmelnytskyi but it is still experiencing the effects of the war where there was a cruise missile bombardment Other drawings left at the shelter in Lviv where Pyvovarenko works: Other drawings left at the Moldovan shelter where Dror volunteers: part of an art therapy project in the Moldovan shelters directed by Valeria Barbas Art is a useful tool for conserving children’s mental health especially in extreme cases such as the Russo-Ukrainian war can use these drawings to check the current situation of a child’s mind Marketplace focuses on the latest business news both nationally and internationally and wider events linked to the financial markets It is noted for its accessible coverage of business Almost all of the comics the students have made illustrate the fear they have of ICE and the possible separation of their families Mighty Writers El Futuro in South Philadelphia hosted a 10-class comic book workshop created by Nora Litz to help give their students a new outlet to talk about their fears after the 2016 elections My mom told me when some little kids opened the door to the police I don’t know how that happened… And there was no food in the house and no one know they were there I am going to Honduras because of the situation here Police is taking people and sending them back my mother and my father want to take us back to Honduras I’m kind of happy because I’m going to meet my four grandparents I am also sad because ICE can take my mother to jail and spend three years there.” WHYY is your source for fact-based, in-depth journalism and information. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on financial support from readers like you. Please give today. The lack of affordable housing may be keeping some survivors in abusive relationships The suit filed by several American Civil Liberties Union affiliates seeks to represent more than 100 students in New England and Puerto Rico Together we can reach 100% of WHYY’s fiscal year goal local news and information and world-class entertainment to everyone in our community WHYY offers a voice to those not heard, a platform to share everyone’s stories, a foundation to empower early and lifelong learners and a trusted space for unbiased news. Learn more about Social Responsibility at WHYY. It’s how we live. Konpa music has dominated the Haitian music industry for decades. But while the genre’s roots are firmly in Haiti, today its leading bands are often not. This year, the top two albums came from bands right here in Miami, which many now consider the “capitol of konpa.” Of course, it is hard to speak of top albums in Haitian music because there are no charts —no official sales figures, no radio play counts, no Billboard “Hot 100.” That means if you want to know what is trending in Haiti, you have to use your ears. And the first place to listen is the radio. Radio is still the number one music media in Haiti for both music and news, and if you were listening this year then you heard this song in heavy rotation: “Lajan Sere” by the band Klass. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oESl1Bl0rk And you heard this one as well, from the band Nu Look. Both these bands —Klass and Nu Look—are based in Miami, but they are getting constant airplay in Haiti. And when I talked to vendors selling pirated CDs along the streets of Port-au-Prince, they told me the same thing: Klass and Nu Look are the top sellers for this year. “Honestly we did count on it that way, because of the work that we put in. It’s like, my kids —I have two girls—when I'm doing something they the ones that really keep me in check, because you know, they're not gonna sugar coat it for you. That's how we did the album: kid-friendly, DJ-friendly.” At the same time, the band had to please the older generation with songs “from the konpa roots.” As Richie describes it: “We put a little bit of everything in there.” He used the song “Il Est Friday” as an example: it mixes English, Spanish, French, and Creole lyrics, along with influences from hip-hop and dance hall, all set to a steady konpa beat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqrW_0Li0dc That ability to mix languages and styles may help explain the band’s success in a konpa scene that now stretches far beyond Haiti itself —from the French islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe, to diaspora hubs such as Paris, Montreal and Boston. That musical mixture also reflects the diversity of Miami, which for Richie is at the very center of the konpa world. “Back in the days it used to be in Haiti and New York, but now Miami has the most bands, so that's what makes Miami the capital of konpa, the heart they call it. Is it gonna be like that always? I doubt it. Someone else gonna take a turn. Not now I hope, not yet!” Publication date 21 August 2013 | 08:14 ICT ‘You need to be clear about your life’s direction,” is the advice proffered by Theam Romny, now a branch manager at ABA Bank. Before she became successful in the banking sector, 31-year-old Romny received a highly prized Fulbright scholarship to study for a master’s degree in finance at the University of Akron, in the US state of Ohio. “It starts from studying hard at school and obtaining a good transcript [of results]. The second thing is being involved in volunteer work for society and work experience plus [knowing] a foreign language,” she said. Back in 2003, Romny completed two bachelor degrees, one from the National University of Management in accounting and a bachelor of arts from the Royal University of Phnom Penh’s Institute of Foreign Languages. After finishing university, she got a job as an English professor at the Institute of Foreign languages, where she worked for about two years. In 2004, Romny applied for the Fulbright and soon found herself setting off to America the next year. Her success came only after unsuccessfully applying for a Fulbright in 2003. Not to be deterred, Romney applied again the following year. “I passed [in 2003] and prepared for the interview. Unfortunately I got a call and they told me that I could not go to do the interview. I was really disappointed but I decided to apply again the next year,” Romney said. The fourth generation of an educated family from Pursat province, Romney moved to Phnom Penh to attend university after she finished high school. “When I first moved to the city, I stayed with my relatives. Two or three weeks later, my brother and I moved out to live in a rental house,” she said. “It was difficult for me during that time. I didn’t know anyone besides my family, and my parents didn’t move with me,” she said. Later, when Romny returned from the United States, she began working for the Danish embassy as a local consultant working on governance issues, a job she continued for about three years before moving to ABA Bank in 2010. Romney emphasised how important it was to be clear about what you want to study in the first year of university rather than making up your mind when you began applying for scholarships abroad. “When you know what you want to study, learn it. Moreover, just studying isn’t enough, you need to put into practice in order to get experience.” An outstanding student who was the third-highest ranking student in mathematics back when she lived in Pursat, Romny made an informed decision on her choice of career. “I already knew that finance was a job that was rarely applied in the public sector but related more to private companies. But a country can develop by combining the public and private sectors,” she said. For the future, Romny has already laid out plans. “For the short term plan, I will look for opportunities in the finance industry. If there’s an opportunity, I will catch it. In the longer term, after I have got enough experience in knowledge and finance, I want to own a business,” she said. “Studying hard is the good way of life. And you need to set the direction for your life ahead. Choosing skills is the process of preparing for your way of life. You need to follow your dream. The decision is made by you.” the third Recruitment Center of the Ukrainian Army opened in Sumy region13 September 3:12 PM EESTПослуги рекрутингу тепер доступні в Ромнах на вул Recruitment services are available at the following address: 13/71 Soborna Street (the premises of the city’s Administrative Services Center) Consultations are also available by phone: +38(068) 982 6911 and +38(095) 578 6652 The Center's operating hours are from 8:00 to 17:15 PM on Monday through Thursday and from 8:00 to 16:00 on Friday “I am grateful to the Ministry of Defence for this initiative which has garnered significant backing from our communities and local governments This enables the recruitment of enthusiastic individuals to the Armed Forces of Ukraine This is a key factor in strengthening the combat capabilities of our army,” said Volodymyr Artiukh head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration The Ukrainian Army's Recruitment Centers database lists over 10,000 vacancies within the Defence Forces Non-military recruiters guide individuals through every step of the enlistment process and community residents to visit these centers and guide you through every stage - until you are assigned to a specific military unit,” stated Oleksii Bezhevets recruitment officer for the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence For detailed contact information, please visit https://recruiting.mod.gov.ua/ BETAThe functionality works in the mode of experimental operation Publication date 13 January 2021 | 22:39 ICT The Techo Sen Institute of Public Works and Transport (TSI) under the Ministry of Public Works and Transport and the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) under the Ministry of Education Youth and Sport have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish an undergraduate technical skill training programme that will help facilitate the construction of transport infrastructure in the Kingdom The MoU was signed by ITC director Om Romny and public works ministry secretary of state Im Nithara on January 12 The signing ceremony was also attended by public works minister Sun Chanthol and education minister Hang Chuon Naron Chanthol said it was vital to establish training centres at the two institutes because Cambodia currently has no programme focused on skills necessary for road ports or railway construction and has always had to rely on foreign workers and companies over the years have the same knowledge as our ancestors once did when they built temples that are world famous for their beauty and built with such lasting quality that they are still standing after a thousand years,” he added Chanthol believes that Cambodian students will have sufficient capacity to build transportation infrastructure in Cambodia efficiently and to high standards of quality after graduating from the new training programme equipped with the latest technical skills for the academic year 2020-2021 the programme will enrol 200 students at TSI and ITC The institutes are still in discussions regarding the proposed fees and possible scholarship opportunities He said the ministry will attempt to find funding for scholarships through development partners so that any students experiencing financial difficulty who are talented and have the ambition to learn these skills will have an opportunity to do so “We are able to build educational institutions to provide knowledge to Cambodian children But all Cambodian children must learn devotion to serving their country and be motivated by a passion to use their knowledge to burnish its international reputation and bring lasting glory to the name Cambodia,” Chanthol said Education minister Chuon Naron said this is the first time that a Cambodian institution has had a programme offering a bachelor’s degree in engineering of this type since the 1980’s For many years Cambodia has had to send its students abroad to study these skills “I hope that in the future we will be able to construct bridges across the Mekong River and railways throughout the country ourselves,” he said ITC director Om Romny said this programme is the foundation for the future development of important national infrastructure especially strengthening capacity and improving the regulatory framework for the rapidly developing transportation sector in Cambodia “This MoU is essentially an agreement between our two schools to train technical skills in public works and transportation as part of a dual degree programme for which the ICT side brings an integrated curriculum developed with higher educational institutions in the European Union 2013Get email notification for articles from David B the 34-year-old head of the Jewish Agency's political department was murdered on a Tel Aviv beach - a crime that remains unresolved to this day has attended the 2024 China-ASEAN Education Cooperation Week in Guizhou province Addressing the opening ceremony of the event on Aug Om Romny underlined key reforms in Cambodia’s schools The reform equips students with a culture of curiosity and critical thinking and provides them with the necessary tools for understanding and solving problems so that they can be ready for their higher education and post-graduation Organised by China’s Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Education in collaboration with the China-ASEAN Centre and the Southeast Asia Ministers of Education Organisation the 2024 China-ASEAN Education Cooperation Week was themed “People-to-People Exchange and China-ASEAN Cultural Exchange” The event aimed to strengthen cooperation in education and people-to-people exchange as well as share the implementation of projects and activities related to education reform international cooperation in digital education Some 4,000 senior representatives from China and ASEAN member states