CMA and Dewey International University Hold Workshop on Financial Literacy and Youth Career Readiness in Microfinance

On September 27, 2026, the Cambodia Microfinance Association (CMA), in collaboration with Dewey International University, held a workshop on “Financial Literacy and Youth Career Readiness for Professional Careers in the Microfinance Sector.” Participants included Dy Sitha, a member of the CMA Board of Directors; Phorn Moch, Vice-Rector of Dewey International University; Chhon Vathana, Secretary General of the CMA; and numerous university leaders, faculty members and students.

The workshop aimed to promote financial literacy and raise awareness of banking and finance, particularly the microfinance sector’s role in economic and social development. It also served as a platform to share knowledge and good practices related to career opportunities in microfinance with students of Dewey International University.

Chhon Vathana, Secretary General of the Cambodia Microfinance Association, gave a presentation on the association’s role, an overview of Cambodia’s microfinance sector, the sector’s contribution to economic development, and the demand for and career opportunities in microfinance. Dy Sitha shared knowledge on setting financial goals, budgeting, building a savings habit, promoting the use of the riel, and using digital financial services safely.

Through continued collaboration with educational institutions, members and relevant partners, the association remains committed to promoting financial literacy, responsible use of financial services and career readiness among Cambodian youth. These efforts aim to help develop a capable workforce and support the sustainable growth of Cambodia’s financial sector.