AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCambodian Art: A new exhibition at the Royal University of Fine Arts brings together works by about 25 Cambodian artists, alongside Indigenous sacred art from Ratanakiri. Visitors can also see a live etching demonstration on Sunday. Francophonie Festival: Phnom Penh’s Village de la Francophonie opens Friday at Wat Botum Park for five days of food, art and cultural events, with 73 pavilions representing member countries and regions. Heritage on Display: Temple replicas and a display of damage to Preah Vihear at the village spotlight Cambodia’s cultural heritage ahead of the Francophonie Summit. The gathering is expected to adopt a call on protecting heritage and promoting cultural diversity. Life on Tonle Sap: Record drought and unusually low water levels are putting pressure on fishing, farming and the floating-home communities whose lives depend on the lake. Cambodia Connection: In Manila, Angelina Jolie reflected on how her experiences in Cambodia shaped her humanitarian work and her hopes for a more connected, peaceful world.
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