Madam Sokun Hour's memoir, "My Real-Life Journey with First Cambodia," is more than just a personal narrative; it's a beacon of inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs and business leaders. The book delves into the heart of what it means to build a company from the ground up in the face of adversity, and how the values of honesty and perseverance can pave the way to success.

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of potential threats is paramount for businesses of all sizes. Recognizing this, First Cambodia has taken a proactive step by partnering with VSTECS Cambodia Co., Ltd to provide its staff with comprehensive training on the FortiSIEM Solution. This initiative reflects First Cambodia's dedication to providing the highest standards of data security and network management solutions to customers.

In the dynamic world of cloud computing, recognition from a global leader like Microsoft is a testament to a company's commitment to excellence and innovation. First Cambodia has recently been honored with the prestigious Certificate of Achievement in Microsoft's "Star Win Campaign." This accolade is awarded to partners who demonstrate exceptional performance and this time, it's for achieving the highest New Cloud Revenue in Round 2, Quarter 4 of the fiscal year 2024. This milestone is not just a reflection of First Cambodia 's sales prowess but also its dedication to delivering cutting-edge cloud solutions to its customers.

The financial landscape in Southeast Asia, especially in Cambodia, is rapid digital transformation. According to recent reports by the National Bank of Cambodia, the total value of transactions conducted through digital payment platforms reached $492 billion in 2023 which is 16 times the total GDP. The payment via Bakong has dramatically increased from its introduction to 27.6 million accounts and around 2.9 million merchants countrywide[1], while the value of gross digital payments according to World Economic Forum, across the six largest ASEAN economies is forecast to $1.2 trillion by 2025[2]. This growth is a sign of a growing demand for faster, more efficient, and transparent cross-border payments.