Recently, the Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway, built by CRBC, organized a special open day for more than 50 teachers and students from Cambodia's National Technical Training Institute (NTTI). The event showcased the expressway's achievements in smart operations, refined management, local talent development and technology transfer.

During the event, the teachers and students visited the Phnom Penh toll station, the electronic toll collection (ETC) service center, the operations center and the monitoring center, learning about the expressway's intelligent traffic monitoring, toll collection services and operational management.

Two Cambodian employees shared their career journeys and experiences on the job, showcasing the company's efforts and achievements in developing local talent.

During an interactive session, the students raised questions about expressway operations and management, toll collection services, road maintenance, job skills and career development. The discussion was lively. Many said the visit and face-to-face exchanges had given them a deeper understanding of the professional and technological aspects of expressway operations and strengthened their interest in pursuing careers in the transportation sector.

A deputy dean of NTTI said the event had provided a valuable opportunity for teachers and students to gain firsthand experience. The institute looked forward to deepening cooperation with the company and jointly developing skilled professionals for the transportation sector.

The two sides also held a friendly badminton match during the event, further strengthening ties and fostering friendship between the company and the institute.