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King Sihamoni Urges Cambodians to Preserve "Rich and Priceless" Culture

Phnom Penh: In an open letter to mark Cambodian National Culture Day on March 3rd, King Norodom Sihamoni highlighted the "richness and pricelessness" of Cambodian culture and called for a collective effort to preserve it.

The annual observance of National Culture Day stands as a tribute to the Khmer ancestors, whose sacrifices in energy, intellect, spirit, and life have been pivotal in safeguarding and transferring the nation's cultural legacy through generations.

Seizing the moment, King Sihamoni urged Cambodians from all spheres of life to cherish their cultural practices, traditions, and sense of national pride, thereby ensuring the continuation of Cambodia's distinctive identity.

The King concluded his message by extending his best wishes to all Cambodians, reinforcing the significance of cultural preservation in maintaining the country's unique heritage and identity.



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