A world leading Hyundai Motor Company and Korea International
Cooperation Agency (KOICA) in partnership with Plan and National Polytechnic
Institute of Cambodia (NPIC) on 29 April kick-started auto mechanic skill
training project for Cambodian youths with disadvantaged background from four
municipality and provinces.
With the total cost of over US$600,000, the project is expected to
secure decent work for at least 140 disadvantaged out of school youths for the
first six months of its implementation, freeing them and their families from
poverty cycle.
H.E. Pich Sophoan and the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to
Cambodia H.E. Kim Han Soo highlighted the good alignment of the assistance with
that of the Cambodian and Korean governments to further build Cambodia’s human
resources toward the ASEAN Economic Community ahead.
Cambodia is the 3rd country after Ghana and Indonesia where Hyundai and
KOICA jointly fund such Dream Centre. It is an eleven-month project in Cambodia
with possible extension. And Camko Motor will offer internship opportunity for
three months to all the identified trainees.
Source:
http://www.akp.gov.kh/?p=44663
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