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36 Countries Participate in the 9th Angkor Empire Marathon 2024

PHNOM PENH, July 25, 2024 — A total of 2,924 runners have registered for the upcoming 9th Angkor Empire Marathon 2024, which includes 2,122 Cambodians and 802 international participants from 36 different countries.

This information was provided by Mr. Sem Phalla, Managing Director of the Angkor Empire Marathon, who noted that the registration remains open until July 26. He highlighted that the most substantial foreign contingents are from Japan, China, and Vietnam.

The marathon is set to take place on August 4 in Siem Reap province, featuring several categories: a full marathon of 42 kilometers, a half marathon of 21 kilometers, a 10-kilometer race, and a 3-kilometer fun run designed for families and children.

The breakdown of participants includes 457 for the full marathon, 630 for the half marathon, 1,380 for the 10-kilometer race, and 457 for the 3-kilometer fun run, according to Mr. Phalla.

Vath Chamroeun, Secretary General of the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia, emphasized that the marathon is not just a sporting event but also a significant fundraiser for humanitarian efforts. It aims to boost tourism in the area by drawing visitors to the Angkor Archaeological Park and to further the development of Cambodia’s sports sector.



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