It's done! After several months of patiently waiting, our flagship Ventures project - Immersive Angkor - was officially presented to the International Coordination Committee (ICC) on March 25.
For the occasion, our CEO, Soreasmey Ke Bin, and our partner Yves Ubelmann, founding president of Iconem, travelled to Siem Reap where the 35th technical session and the 28th plenary session of the ICC were held for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
The ICC-Angkor is an international coordinating mechanism for the assistance provided by different countries and organisations for the safeguarding and development of the historic site of Angkor.
Initially scheduled for September 2021, this presentation has been postponed several times due to the pandemic, and the difficulty of travelling for the many international experts attending.
Following this successful presentation, we hope to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Cambodian authorities in the near future, which should allow us to move to the operational phase of the project.
We will soon unveil our third financial partner for this project, and in the meantime we are pleased to unveil the new logo for this project.
It's done! After several months of patiently waiting, our flagship Ventures project - Immersive Angkor - was officially presented to the International Coordination Committee (ICC) on March 25.
For the occasion, our CEO, Soreasmey Ke Bin, and our partner Yves Ubelmann, founding president of Iconem, travelled to Siem Reap where the 35th technical session and the 28th plenary session of the ICC were held for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
The ICC-Angkor is an international coordinating mechanism for the assistance provided by different countries and organisations for the safeguarding and development of the historic site of Angkor.
Initially scheduled for September 2021, this presentation has been postponed several times due to the pandemic, and the difficulty of travelling for the many international experts attending.
Following this successful presentation, we hope to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Cambodian authorities in the near future, which should allow us to move to the operational phase of the project.
We will soon unveil our third financial partner for this project, and in the meantime we are pleased to unveil the new logo for this project.
It's done! After several months of patiently waiting, our flagship Ventures project - Immersive Angkor - was officially presented to the International Coordination Committee (ICC) on March 25.
For the occasion, our CEO, Soreasmey Ke Bin, and our partner Yves Ubelmann, founding president of Iconem, travelled to Siem Reap where the 35th technical session and the 28th plenary session of the ICC were held for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
The ICC-Angkor is an international coordinating mechanism for the assistance provided by different countries and organisations for the safeguarding and development of the historic site of Angkor.
Initially scheduled for September 2021, this presentation has been postponed several times due to the pandemic, and the difficulty of travelling for the many international experts attending.
Following this successful presentation, we hope to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Cambodian authorities in the near future, which should allow us to move to the operational phase of the project.
We will soon unveil our third financial partner for this project, and in the meantime we are pleased to unveil the new logo for this project.
It's done! After several months of patiently waiting, our flagship Ventures project - Immersive Angkor - was officially presented to the International Coordination Committee (ICC) on March 25.
For the occasion, our CEO, Soreasmey Ke Bin, and our partner Yves Ubelmann, founding president of Iconem, travelled to Siem Reap where the 35th technical session and the 28th plenary session of the ICC were held for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
The ICC-Angkor is an international coordinating mechanism for the assistance provided by different countries and organisations for the safeguarding and development of the historic site of Angkor.
Initially scheduled for September 2021, this presentation has been postponed several times due to the pandemic, and the difficulty of travelling for the many international experts attending.
Following this successful presentation, we hope to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Cambodian authorities in the near future, which should allow us to move to the operational phase of the project.
We will soon unveil our third financial partner for this project, and in the meantime we are pleased to unveil the new logo for this project.
It's done! After several months of patiently waiting, our flagship Ventures project - Immersive Angkor - was officially presented to the International Coordination Committee (ICC) on March 25.
For the occasion, our CEO, Soreasmey Ke Bin, and our partner Yves Ubelmann, founding president of Iconem, travelled to Siem Reap where the 35th technical session and the 28th plenary session of the ICC were held for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
The ICC-Angkor is an international coordinating mechanism for the assistance provided by different countries and organisations for the safeguarding and development of the historic site of Angkor.
Initially scheduled for September 2021, this presentation has been postponed several times due to the pandemic, and the difficulty of travelling for the many international experts attending.
Following this successful presentation, we hope to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Cambodian authorities in the near future, which should allow us to move to the operational phase of the project.
We will soon unveil our third financial partner for this project, and in the meantime we are pleased to unveil the new logo for this project.
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