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Cambodian Peacekeepers Deliver Humanitarian Aid to School in Central African Republic
PHNOM PENH — Oct. 1, 2026: Cambodian peacekeepers serving with MINUSCA in the Central African Republic have delivered humanitarian aid to a school in the city of Bria, in the country's east.
On Sept. 21, 2026, Colonel Sok Sophak, Commander of Engineering Unit 864, led officers and non-commissioned officers to present aid donated by Major General Sem Ratana, Vice President of the National Committee and Acting Director-General of the National Peacekeeping Centre, to the director of École de IDJAMA in Préfecture de Haute Kotto, for distribution to students.
The donation included two volleyballs, five footballs, 50 books, 50 blue pens, 50 pencils, 50 pencil sharpeners and 1,000 litres of clean water — aimed at easing hardship, supporting education and promoting sports activities for students.
The initiative forms part of CIMIC work, reflecting Cambodian peacekeepers' contribution to humanitarian efforts and their efforts to build good relations with communities in the mission area.
Source: មជ្ឈមណ្ឌលជាតិរក្សាសន្តិភាព-NPMEC
Reported by The Khmer Today
