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Preah Sihanouk women’s association reviews third-quarter humanitarian work

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The provincial branch of the Cambodian Women’s Association for Peace and Development reviewed its third-quarter work on September 30. Honorary chair គីម សុភ័ក្ត្រ ម៉ាង ស៊ីណេត urged continued support for women, children, unsupported older people and front-line military families.

(Preah Sihanouk) គីម សុភ័ក្ត្រ ម៉ាង ស៊ីណេត, honorary chair of the provincial Cambodian Women’s Association for Peace and Development, praised members’ joint humanitarian work across municipalities and districts. She highlighted support for women, children, older people without support and front-line soldiers’ families, in line with the association’s statutes.

She spoke at the branch’s third-quarter 2025 review meeting on September 30. Participants included honorary vice-chairs, the branch chair and association members.

ម៉ាក សំណាង read the third-quarter activity report. The branch chair then outlined first-aid training attended by the branch and plans for the following quarter, along with other matters intended to improve future work.

After hearing the report, គីម សុភ័ក្ត្រ ម៉ាង ស៊ីណេត thanked members for their efforts and the results achieved.

She encouraged members of the provincial and municipal and district branches to contribute their energy and resources to equitable, inclusive support for women, children, vulnerable people and older people without support. Even small financial or material donations, she said, expressed compassion and care for others, especially people facing difficulties in their communities.

She called on members to share responsibility and continue supporting and participating actively in humanitarian work. The association should contribute to social development and poverty reduction, support national strategies and government policies, advance women’s and children’s rights and quality, equitable, inclusive public services, and contribute to Cambodia’s vision of becoming a high-income country by 2050.

Preah Sihanouk Provincial Television — by Pai Sokhim

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