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Cambodia-Korea Cooperation Center

About Us

Mr. KHOUN THAVOUTH

Director

Welcome Message from the Director

As the director of Cambodia-Korea Cooperation Center (CKCC), I sincerely welcome everyone to CKCC, the center for educating high quality human resources and strengthening the mutual cooperation between Cambodia and Korea.

The CKCC was established through the collaboration of the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS), and the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) under the name of “Project for the establishment of the HRD Center in Cambodia”.

The CKCC is Under the Royal University of Phnom Penh, which is the oldest and one of the largest public universities in Cambodia. Therefore, the quality of education is the most concern for our center.

This website is especially designed for the students and the public who wish to know what the CKCC is. I hope that this website will guide contributes to society as an educational and cultural center.

Again, I warmly welcome you very much to the CKCC. We are doing our best to gain your trust and looking forward to working closely with you.

Motto:

Where you experience Korea

Vision:

Our vision is “to be the Center of Excellence for Korean Studies and Cultural Exchange in Cambodia.”

Mission:

1. To develop competent human resources in the field of Korean Studies;

2. To enhance the visibility of Korean culture in Cambodia;

3. To strengthen mutual relations between Cambodia and Korea;

Goals:

1. To become a LEADING KOREAN STUDIES CENTER in Cambodia;

2. To become an ACTIVE CULTURE EXCHANGE HUB between Cambodia and Korea;

3. To become a DIGITAL GOVERNANCE CENTER to ensuring standard organizational performance;

4. To become a PROFESSIONAL SERVICE PROVIDER for meeting and events;

What We Do

Offer professional training programs in ICT, General Korean Program (GKP) and Taekwondo Program to academics, government officials, and business stakeholders.
Provide a special Khmer Language Program for KOICA Volunteers
Promote mutual cultural exchange between Cambodia and Korea through:
- Organizing cultural events in both Cambodia and Korea
- Conducting seminars on Korea's experience in development and modern technology
Provide and maintain modern facilities for rental services.