Phnom Penh: Dr. Hang Chuon Naro, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and Sports, said that World Vision’s new strategic project, which focuses on helping Cambodian children, is in line with the direction of education sector reform in Cambodia.
On the occasion of Mr. Hang Chuon Naron allowed to meet with Dr. Than Thi Ha, Acting Director of World Vision International in Cambodia, outlined the organization’s new strategy to continue supporting Cambodian children to receive better, quality, and equitable education through continued collaboration on child protection, improving school infrastructure, and integrating modern teaching methods and programs.
In response, the professor supported the organization’s new strategy, which reflects the organization’s strong commitment to continue strengthening closer cooperation in line with the Ministry’s education reform goals as well as the Royal Government of Cambodia’s first five-pronged strategy to develop human capital with potential.
The professor said that human capital development must start from the earliest stages, namely caring for children in the first 1,000 days, when a child’s brain develops 90%, which requires high attention. and good nutrition to provide a strong foundation for learning at primary and secondary levels.
In addition, His Excellency Dr. Sopha encouraged World Vision Cambodia to continue to expand the scope of its support programs and development projects to be more comprehensive and more effective, aiming to ensure that all students receive quality and equitable educational opportunities throughout the country.
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