Samdech Thibati Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia, on May 21, spoke about knowledge for people and society.
The Prime Minister said that knowledge is an inexhaustible asset for a lifetime that can be used to develop oneself and one’s family, in the form of work, investment or entrepreneurship.
The Prime Minister added that at the same time, education creates many benefits for the national society. International evidence shows that a highly educated population is healthier, more moral, happier in family and assets, and is not a burden on the nation.
Apparently, in today’s As the world continues to grow in the quality of knowledge and technology, Cambodian youth play an important role as a pillar for national development. But we should clearly understand that knowledge is not a gift, but an investment. Invest in yourself to achieve a quality life and help develop society and the nation as a whole.
Knowledge has many effects on a person’s life. Students who study hard in school not only gain knowledge for exams, but also gain the ability to think analytically, solve problems, and be intelligent people. In an increasingly competitive society, educated people are the ones who have the right to choose opportunities and the ability to create a dignified life.
In a family, educated people can not only earn high incomes, but can also become important channels for teaching and helping the family and become good role models for their children. Educated individuals will move towards the development of their families through planning, leadership, and the development of the capabilities of family members. Knowledge also increases the ability to make sound decisions, increasing good relationships and mutual support within the family.
For the entire national society No country can develop if its people are not well educated. A peaceful society is the foundation for development. But that society will be stronger if its people are knowledgeable. People who are knowledgeable often use their mental strength to help society. They become leaders who guide change professionally.
Knowledge helps people develop a sense of national identity, a sense of responsibility, and the ability to actively participate in the economy, society, and politics. Simply put, those who learn a lot not only enrich their own lives, but also enrich their families and help the nation prosper.
Learning is a lifelong journey. Knowledge is a treasure that no one can steal. When you have knowledge, you will know the value of life, know how to find happiness, and know how to make others live in peace.
The message for Cambodian youth is that if you want to have a long-term dream, you must start learning now. “Learn more, grow wealth” is not a simple idea, but a key that opens the door to a better life.
