France and Cambodian government are considering establishing an ambitious center to host Artificial Intelligence and Data science research in the capital Phnom Penh.
Taarifa Investigative Desk has reliably established that the two countries signed an agreement to establish a National Research Center.
“This agreement will be signed by the French and Cambodian sides in the presence of French President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Hun Manet during the inauguration of the Francotech event on November 15,” ministry spokesperson So Visothy said.
Sisothy said the project is a collaboration between the ministry and the Cambodia Academy of Digital Technology (CADT), with financial support from France through its AFD development agency.
Establishing the national research center is a key priority for the ministry as it works to develop an artificial intelligence ecosystem in Cambodia.
The center will provide the research infrastructure and technological resources needed to support the adoption and advancement of AI in the country.
Sisothy said the project is a collaboration between the ministry and the Cambodia Academy of Digital Technology (CADT), with financial support from France through its AFD development agency.
According to Cambodian officials, establishing the national research center is a key priority for the ministry.
They noted that the center works to develop an artificial intelligence ecosystem in Cambodia.
The center will provide the research infrastructure and technological resources needed to support the adoption and advancement of AI in the country.
Meanwhile, a team of students from the Royal University of Fine Arts won first place in the competition.
Their architectural model is shown at the FrancoTech event, held from November 14 to 16 as part of the Francophonie Summit.
