TVET student group: I want to create something new to develop and promote Cambodia’s agricultural sector to grow further

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Phnom Penh: With a creative idea and the aim of promoting the agricultural sector, students of the National Technical Training Institute (NTTI) of the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training have jointly developed a greenhouse solar farm system project to help ease the burden on farmers and strengthen the local agricultural sector. According to a young man named Samoun Taidoy, who represents the student group.

Young man Samoun Taidoy, who represents the student group of electrical engineering majors, who are the children of farmers, came together as classmates to exchange their knowledge and skills To create new crafts with the aim of changing from difficult and tiring farming to one that is easy, requires less effort but is more profitable.

The young man said, “I studied electrical engineering, but I want to connect the field of electrical engineering to help agriculture. My parents are also farmers because before they did traditional farming, they were very tired. That’s why I want to create something new that I have learned, studied, and developed to promote the agricultural sector to grow further.”

This project was created under the creative idea and support of the class teacher, who spent more than 3 months to do this project, with the support of And attracted the attention of farmers who came to join the 9th TVET Day program in 2026.

It should also be recalled that the 9th National TVET Day event was held on June 15-16, 2026 under the theme “TVET provides skills, jobs and income” under the high chairmanship of His Majesty the King Hun Manet, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia.

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