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CCRS meeting with DCM Andreas Zurbrugg, DCM of the Australian Embassy in Phnom Penh

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The Cambodian Center for Regional Studies (CCRS) would like to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Andreas Zurbrugg, Deputy Head of Mission, the Australian Embassy in Phnom Penh for the introductory meeting this morning on 27 March 2024. CCRS looks forward to the opportunity to collaborate with the Australian Embassy in Phnom Penh to promote …

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Ambassadorial Lecture Series: Melbourne Summit: Prospects for Australia-ASEAN-Cambodia Relations by H.E. Mr. Justin Whyatt, Ambassador of Australia to Cambodia, on 03 April 2024

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The Cambodian Center for Regional Studies (CCRS) will organize CCRS’ Ambassadorial Lecture Series on “Melbourne Summit: Prospects for Australia-ASEAN-Cambodia Relations” by H.E. Mr. Justin Whyatt, Ambassador of Australia to Cambodia, on Wednesday, 3 April 2024, from 9:30am -12pm, at Sen Monorom Hall, Third Floor, Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia (Toul Kork Campus). The event is supported …

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CCRS Public Lecture on “Japan’s Strategic Position in Cambodia’s Foreign Policy”, by Mr. Lim Chhay, on 25 March 2024

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On 25 March 2024, CCRS organized a public lecture on “Japan’s Strategic Position in Cambodia’s Foreign Policy” by Mr. Lim Chhay, Visiting Fellow at the Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS), Institute for International Studies and Public (IISPP), Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) and MEXT Scholar at Ritsumeikan University. The event is supported by …

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CCRS’ Public Lecture on “Industrial Revolution & World Order: How Technologies Change People’s Life and After Course in History”, on 5 April 2024

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The Cambodian Center for Regional Studies (CCRS) will organize Public Lecture on “Industrial Revolution & World Order: How Technologies Change People’s Life and After Course in History”, by Distinguished Speaker, Dr. Henry Chan, Distinguished Visiting Senior Fellow, CCRS, on Friday, 5 April 2024, Sen Monorom Hall, Third Floor, Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia (Toul Kork Campus). …

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CCRS’ Public Lecture on “Japan’s strategic position in Cambodia’s foreign policy”, on 25 March 2024

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The Cambodian Center for Regional Studies (CCRS) will organize Public Lecture on “Japan’s strategic position in Cambodia’s foreign policy”, by Guest Speaker, Mr. Lim Chhay, Visiting Fellow at CSEAS, IISPP, and MEXT Scholar at Graduate School of International Relations, Ritsumeikan University, on Monday, 25 March 2024, Sen Monorom Hall, Third Floor, Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia …

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CCRS’ Outcome Report for Seminar on the Law of the Sea: Towards Peaceful Maritime Cooperation in Southeast Asia

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CCRS is delighted to release of the Outcome Report for the “Seminar on the Law of the Sea: Towards Peaceful Maritime Cooperation in Southeast Asia”, that was held on 19 February 2024, at Fairfield by Marriott, Phnom Penh. This report captures the essence of the seminar as well as providing insights into the discussions and …

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CCRS meeting with Secretary-General of ASEAN

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This afternoon, the Cambodian Center for Regional Studies (CCRS) Executive Team, along with Amb. Pou Sothirak, CCRS Distinguished Senior Advisor, met with H.E. Dr. Kao Kim Hourn, Secretary-General of ASEAN for a cordial and fruitful conversation at Raffles Hotel Le Royal. CCRS presented our heartfelt congratulations to H.E. Dr. Kao Kim Hourn for his very …

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[OpEd] China staying on the sidelines of growing Russia–North Korea ties by Ek Bunly

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Our CCRS team, Ek Bunly, Research Fellow wrote an op-ed article on “China staying on the sidelines of growing Russia–North Korea ties” published on 07 March 2024 in Think China. He observes that China continues to play a wait-and-see approach on forming a trio with Russia and North Korea. China is well aware that it …

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Revolutionising Climate Action: Empowering Young Changemakers through Social Entrepreneurship, Inclusive Business and Market Systems Development by Prof. Thuta Aung

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CCRS organized a public lecture on “Revolutionising Climate Action: Empowering Young Changemakers through Social Entrepreneurship, Inclusive Business and Market Systems Development” by the Distinguished Speaker, Prof. Thuta Aung, Independent Inclusive Development Expert on the afternoon of 5 March 2024 at AmCam Exchange. There were around 40 participants, including academics and businesspersons. Mr. Him Raksmey, Executive …

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[OpEd] ASEAN and Australia: Why Their Relationship Matters to Each Other? by Mr. Him Raksmey

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Mr. Him Raksmey, Executive Director of CCRS penned an op-ed on “ASEAN and Australia: Why Their Relationship Matters to Each Other?” was published in Cambodianess today. He highlighted how ASEAN matters to Australia and vice-versa and how both partners can work together towards a more stable and dynamic region. Read the full article via: https://cambodianess.com/article/asean-and-australia-why-their-relationship-matters-to-each-other

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