H.E. Has Sam Ath, Vice President of the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD), has been awarded the Grand Order of National Merit by His Majesty the King of Cambodia.
During the prestigious ceremony in Phnom Penh, Honorable Neth Pheaktra, Cambodia’s Information Minister, also commended H.E. Has Sam Ath for his outstanding contributions to the information industry and diplomacy in the region.
The ceremony acknowledged H.E. Has Sam Ath’s commitment to promote meaningful partnerships among countries through the regional broadcasting and media ecosystem. His leadership and dedication have played a pivotal role in strengthening ties within the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
This is a proud moment for the AIBD community and a reminder of the power of partnerships in driving progress.
AIBD Vice President Honored with Prestigious Award in Cambodia
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