Prime Minister Hun Sen, buoyed by the successful hosting of the 32nd ASEAN Games, has challenged all ASEAN nations to aim for the global stage by bidding to host the International Olympic Games or Football World Cup.
The 12th ASEAN Para Games officially kicked off on the evening of June 3 at Morodok Techo National Stadium in Phnom Penh, with a spectacular opening ceremony featuring fireworks and performances by some of the Kingdom’s most accomplished talents.
Nigerian fighter Munonye Emmanuel Onyedikachi, known as Manu, was granted Cambodian citizenship by a recent Royal Decree.
Japanese football legend Keisuke Honda, the owner of Siem Reap football club Soltilo Angkor FC, has been forced to shut the club down, after it failed to attract sponsorship for the upcoming season.
The Cambodia women’s wheelchair basketball team is determined to make history as they set their sights on winning gold medals in both the 3x3 and 5x5 events at the 12th ASEAN Para Games, which the Kingdom will be hosting from June 3-9.
Prime Minister Hun Sen has urged disabled athletes to perform well in the upcoming 2023 12th ASEAN Para Games, scheduled from June 3-9.
Cambodia is gearing up to host the ASEAN 12th Para Games 2023 on June 3, and the Cambodian sitting paralympics team is expressing confidence in their ability to retain their gold medals in the sitting paralympics event.
With the 12th ASEAN Para Games set to kick off on June 3, National Paralympic Committee of Cambodia (NPCC) secretary-general Yi Veasna has predicted that the athletes of Team Cambodia will achieve excellent results.
Minister of National Defence Tea Banh expressed confidence in hosting the 12th ASEAN Para Games, following the “success” of the recently concluded 32nd SEA Games.
The Cambodian national fencing team, which broke its medal drought during the 32nd SEA Games with a pair of bronzes, has begun preparing in earnest for a series of upcoming international competitions, said a Fencing Federation of Cambodia official.
With the 12th ASEAN Para Games fast approaching, Prime Minister Hun Sen advised the athletes who are due to compete in the biennial multi-sports event to respect their sporting ethics and remain disciplined, whether they win or lose.