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Hun Many Praises SEA Games Youth Volunteers

  • Posted May 11, 2023 14:45 by Saroeun Phallika
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PHNOM PENH: President of the Federation of Youth Unions of Cambodia, Lt. Gen. Hun Many, warmly greeted the youth volunteers of the 2023 SEA Games and praised them for their responsible work ethic and ability to wisely problem solve when faced with various challenges.

The message "All of you young volunteers really make me happy and proud," accompanied a picture of Lt. Gen. Hun Many with the youth volunteers posted on social media on May 11. He apologized for not being able to visit all the youth volunteers at all locations.

Lt. Gen. Hun Many emphasized that he was grateful from the bottom of his heart and recognized the value of everyone's hard work. He told the youth volunteers that he was proud of them, and that Cambodia takes pride in all its youth volunteers.

Around 7,000 youth volunteers are helping to facilitate the 32nd SEA Games in Cambodia this year.


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