Phnom Penh: Amret Microfinance Institution (AMFI) is excited to announce its participation in the 11th Book Fair 2024, themed “Readers, Lifelong Learners.” The fair will take place over four days, from December 19 to December 22, 2024, at the Koh Pich Convention and Exhibition Center, located in front of Koh Pich Borey Hall

This marks the second consecutive year that Amret has partnered as a sponsor of the Cambodia Book Fair to promote reading and lifelong learning in Cambodia.

The official opening ceremony will be attended by His Excellency Dr. Hang Chuon Naron, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and Sports, Her Excellency Dr. Phoeung Sakona, Minister of Culture and Fine Arts, alongside representatives from Amret Microfinance Institution.

This impactful event aims to foster a culture of lifelong learning among Cambodians and instill a love of reading. The exhibition not only highlights the benefits of reading but also represents a significant step towards building a robust network of knowledge, creativity, and understanding for sustainable learning and development.

Once again, Amret is dedicated to contributing to society by collaborating with various partners. While this initiative may seem like a small step, it holds great significance for creating a more prosperous future for the people of Cambodia.

About Amret:

Amret is proud to be one of the leading financial institutions in Cambodia, positively impacting society. It serves over 600,000 customers, including low-income farmers and small, micro, and medium enterprises. With 150 branches across 24 capital cities and provinces, Amret employs more than 4,700 individuals. The institution currently holds assets of nearly 2 billion US dollars and deposits exceeding 1 billion US dollars. Amret is a subsidiary of Advans Group, a microfinance investment company operating in eight countries worldwide. Additionally, Amret has two major shareholders: the International Finance Corporation (IFC), an investment subsidiary of the World Bank, and the Netherlands Investment Bank (FMO).