Phnom Penh: On the afternoon of June 24, 2026, at the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training, Mr. Heng Sour, Minister of Labor and Vocational Training, received a courtesy call and discussion with Mr. Yaron Tamir, Executive Director of the Agrostudies Center of Israel, to exchange views on finding opportunities and strengthening cooperation in training students in key skills that are in high market demand.
On that occasion, the Minister warmly welcomed Mr. Yaron Tamir and highly appreciated the fruitful results of AcroStudy’s cooperation with various educational institutions in Cambodia, including the Technical and Vocational Training (TVET) institutions of the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training.
He said that TVET institutes in Cambodia provide training in many skills, including agriculture, agro-processing, food processing, hospitality, manufacturing industry and construction, mechatronics, mechanics and electricity, etc. These skills are in high demand by Israeli employers as the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training aligns TVET training with the actual needs of the labor market.
In addition, the Minister briefed Mr. Yaron Tamir on the structure and jurisdiction of the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training. Which is not only responsible for sending workers, but also responsible for developing skills in many fields. At the same time, he also highlighted the progress of the ministry’s work, key policies in promoting the labor sector, social security, and technical and vocational training, as well as the efforts of the Royal Government of Cambodia in developing human resources and providing quality professional skills to citizens, especially Cambodian youth, to respond to the evolving labor market needs.
In response, Mr. Yaron Tamir He deeply thanked the Minister for the fruitful and constructive discussions, emphasizing that Cambodia is an important target country that AcroStudy is focusing on in establishing this collaboration. Both sides are committed and ready to continue discussions to achieve future cooperation for the benefit and common aspirations of both countries, especially on human resource development to meet the needs of the labor market.
Please note that AcroStudy is a leading international training center that focuses on training agricultural skills, especially To support interns from developing countries, including Cambodia. With nearly 20 years of operational experience, the core of its curriculum is the use of the principle of “Learning by Doing,” which seamlessly combines theoretical knowledge with the application of modern agricultural technologies. To date, the center has trained more than 20,000 successful graduates and is continuing to train interns from 14 countries.
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