Education-Industry Link: Deputy PM/Minister Hang Chuon Naron presided over ITC’s 15th Scientific Conference on “Linking Engineering and Technology with Industry,” pushing closer academia-industry-government ties to turn research into practical growth. Digital Learning: The ministry also officially launched the Computational Thinking Education Programme (CoolThink@JC) in Cambodian primary schools, backed by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust. Automotive Manufacturing: Industry Minister Hem Vanndy praised Toyota’s rapid local production ramp-up (Hilux and Fortuner), with most workers trained via Cambodia’s TVET system, and urged stronger SME parts linkages. Skills for Investment: Labour Ministry officials stressed TVET and AI-enabled production skills as key to attracting factories and meeting the “one skill per citizen” goal. Tourism Tech & Conservation: Tourism launched a green-season AR app to boost domestic travel, while Park Hyatt Siem Reap partnered with World Monuments Fund to train local heritage foremen and offer guest conservation experiences at Angkor. Agriculture Digital Tools: MAFF and IRRI rolled out the Cam Agri Hub website to help farmers access climate/weather advisories and market guidance. Infrastructure & Jobs: Phnom Penh’s Sky Train project talks resumed with Beijing Urban Construction Company as the capital plans transport upgrades. Environment & Circular Habits: Cambodia reported major progress under its zero-waste push, including the “Today I Do Not Use Plastic Bag” campaign and wastewater treatment gains.