AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNational Heritage: Cambodia marked 100 years of its National Archives with a month-long public exhibition. The government plans a 15-year overhaul, including digitising records and linking the archives with the National Library. Francophonie Spotlight: Phnom Penh is preparing to host the Nov. 13–17 summit, with cultural heritage, local products and Cambodian hospitality set to feature. More than 1,200 journalists are expected. Arts: Phnom Penh artist Norwyn Maw’s new exhibition uses ink, watercolour, black and gold to explore contrasts between beauty and ugliness, control and freedom. Schools and Children: The government plans to take over funding school meals at more than 280 WFP-supported schools and aims to expand the programme to over 7,000 primary schools. Hun Manet also discussed child protection with a UN envoy as Cambodia drafts a child-protection law. Travel: Cambodia’s tourism board and Etihad Airways will jointly promote the country in the UK, Germany and Italy, highlighting experiences beyond Angkor.
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