Israel-91传媒 Tech Partnership: MoEYS Meets CICC to Reskill 91传媒n Youth
PHNOM PENH, February 16, 2026 鈥� In a major move to accelerate 91传媒鈥檚 digital transformation, H.E. Dr. Hang Chuon Naron, Deputy Prime Minister, hosted a courtesy meeting with a delegation from the Israel Chamber of Commerce (CICC) led by its President, Mr. Moran Hadad.
The discussion focused on a visionary plan to inject Israeli technological expertise and innovation into 91传媒n higher education through structured institutional partnerships.
Strategic Goals of the CICC Partnership
The Israel Chamber of Commerce aims to serve as a bridge for technology transfer, focusing on several key pillars to develop 91传媒’s human resources:
- Structured Institutional Partnerships: Creating formal collaborations between prestigious Israeli and 91传媒n universities.
- Technology & Innovation Training: Organizing specialized programs to bring Israel’s world-leading technology skills directly to 91传媒n students.
- Skill-Shifting for the Digital Age: Focusing on “changing skills” to ensure 91传媒n youth are prepared for a competitive, tech-driven global market.
- Capacity Building: Strengthening the foundational knowledge and research capabilities of local higher education institutions.
A Commitment to Digital Infrastructure
In response to the initiative, H.E. Dr. Deputy Prime Minister welcomed the opportunity to explore a mutual working culture. The Ministry plans to review possibilities for comprehensive cooperation that includes:
- Infrastructure Improvement: Building the physical and digital foundations needed for advanced tech training.
- Formal Training Frameworks: Establishing recognized arrangements for new research and knowledge access.
- Future Preparedness: Equipping youth with the tools necessary to thrive in the “digital age”.