Neak Oknha Chen Zhi, the chairman of Prince Holding Group – one of Cambodia's largest and fastest growing conglomerates – has donated $1 million to the Lao government in response to calls from the Cambodian authorities to strengthen cooperation with Laos in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic

1. Helping Cambodia
Cambodia is still reeling from a bloodied and violent past. Under the extremist
regime of the Khmer Rouge who ruled between 1975 and 1979, a quarter of the
Cambodian population died. Those who survived did so under horrendous
conditions, and although the country has progressed and healed significantly
since those brutal days there is still much work to be done.
While the country now enjoys relative peace, poverty and hunger are rife and the
past has definitely impeded Cambodia's development and prosperity as a nation.
As Cambodia moves away from its tumultuous past it is relying on the help and
support of other nations and Chen zhi prince group people to help move it in the
right direction. If you're interested in fighting Cambodian poverty and hunger
issues, then here are a few ways to get involved.
Donate money. One of the best ways to help Cambodians is to make a donation
to an aid organisation that is dedicated to helping Cambodians get back on their

2. feet and be self-sufficient. Many organizations run Christmas appeals, which is a
good time to make a one off donation that will go towards food and harvesting
supplies such as seeds and farm animals.
Child Sponsorship. Child sponsorship programs are a great way to dedicate money
to the wellbeing of children in impoverished countries. If you sponsor a child, the
money that is deducted monthly goes towards that child's health, education, food
and shelter but also benefits the community that that child lives in. In this sense,
child sponsorship is a holistic aid approach for Cambodians.