Explore upcoming events, training sessions, forums, and knowledge-sharing activities that support Cambodia’s digital transformation journey. The Events section provides a centralized space for stakeholders to stay informed about key initiatives, connect with industry experts, and participate in opportunities that foster collaboration, innovation, and capacity building in the digital era.

The training program " Digital Adoption Foundation for Informal Economy " is a 12 month training program designed to engage a total of 2,400 participants. This training program aims to enhance resilience and strengthen the capacity of informal economy actors by providing them with basic knowledge and essential digital skills needed to adapt and operate effectively in the digital era.
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The Official Launch and Dissemination Workshop is a half-day event which marks a landmark milestone in the RGC’s commitment to startup development by officially introducing the National Strategy on Startup Development 2026-2030 forged through extensive ecosystem-wide consultations and lessons drawn from international best practices, making a unified foundation for Cambodia’s next phase of entrepreneurial growth.


Training Program on Skills Development: Developing Marketing Strategies for Businesses in the Digital Age The Skills Development: Developing Marketing Strategies for Businesses in the Digital Age is a six-week training program designed to enhance the knowledge, strengthen the capabilities, and build the digital skills of business professionals, entrepreneurs, business owners, and business managers, enabling them to grow and thrive in today's digital economy. The program focuses on equipping participants with both practical knowledge and hands-on skills in digital marketing, the effective use of digital tools, and the fundamentals of artificial intelligence (AI). These skills will enable business owners and managers to confidently apply digital solutions to their day-to-day business operations and improve their competitiveness in the digital age.

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