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Kep group hoping for long-term heritage, tourism gains from Francophonie showcase

Published by Phnom Penh Post · Cambodia 1 d ago

Kep-sur-Mer plan to use its participation in the Francophonie International Village in Phnom Penh to build long-term support for coastal heritage preservation, responsible tourism and vocational training for young… · Phnom Penh Post

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A newly formed association in Kep plans to use its participation in the Francophonie International Village in Phnom Penh to build long-term support for ...

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