Phnom Penh:Cambodia is gearing up for the Francophonie Village at Wat Botum Vatey Park in Phnom Penh, which will take place from November 13 to 17. The event promises a comprehensive display of culture, tourism, business, and gastronomy.
According to Agence Kampuchea Presse, H.E. Dr. Chuk Chumnor, Director General of Tourism Development and International Cooperation and Manager of the Village, provided updates on the preparations during an interview on October 28. He assured that the venue's infrastructure, security measures, and event logistics are being handled efficiently to ensure a smooth experience for all visitors.
A dedicated team is working diligently to finalize the setup well before the opening, aiming to provide a high-quality reception for international delegations, diplomatic guests, and the general public. The village will include pavilions representing member states of the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF), along with interactive exhibition booths showcasing regional trade, investment opportunities, traditional handicrafts, and heritage products.
Visitors can enjoy a culinary journey with authentic Khmer dishes and unique Francophone gastronomy. Additionally, daily multicultural artistic performances will be held on the central stage. H.E. Dr. Chuk Chumnor has warmly invited both local residents and international tourists to participate in this five-day event, highlighting its significance as a cultural and economic bridge.
This event coincides with Cambodia's hosting of the 20th Francophonie Summit, further demonstrating the country's commitment to multilateral cooperation and enhancing its international presence.