Observation Of Swiss Watchmaking In Cambodia

 


The goal of UNIDO is to promote Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID) in emerging and transitional economies. UNIDO's Programme for Country Partnership (PCP) is being implemented in Cambodia, Ethiopia, Kyrgyzstan, Morocco, Peru, and Senegal after achieving outstanding outcomes in assisting industrial development and economic transformation in several countries.

One of PCP's main goals in Cambodia is to tap into the untapped labour market potential of young people and women. The innovative vocational training offered in Phnom Penh by Prince Horology, which is backed by the Prince Foundation, has impressed us, said Sok Narin, UNIDO Country Representative and PCP Programme Manager. The visit instilled in us the belief that Prince Holding Group, led by Neak Oknha Chen Zhi (who is Chen Zhi), is committed to supporting local youngsters and assisting them in obtaining quality and stable work.

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We are pleased to have coordinated UNIDO's visit. We expect to have additional possibilities to connect with and learn from UNIDO in the areas of creating technical and vocational training programmes, allowing Cambodian youngsters access to a larger range of options, said Gabriel Tan, Chief Communication Officer of Prince Holding Group in Cambodia.


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