H.E. Dit Nita Attends Closing Ceremony of Financial Literacy Training for Staff from 16 Financial Institutions

H.E. Dit Nita, Vice Chairwoman of the Board of the Cambodia Microfinance Association (CMA), attended and delivered the closing address at a training course on “Financial Literacy,” held over three days from November 5 to 7, 2026, with technical cooperation from the International Labour Organization (ILO).

The training aimed to enhance the financial knowledge and capabilities of financial institution staff, enabling them to better manage their personal finances and equipping them with the knowledge and skills to provide guidance, promote financial literacy, and deliver further education to communities, families, and especially their institutions’ clients.

During the three-day training, participants studied and took part in practical exercises on key topics, including setting financial goals, managing income and expenses, budgeting, saving, and choosing financial products. They also learned about financing options, selecting credit products, and protecting themselves from the risks of informal loans and financial scams, as well as other useful topics.

She encouraged all participants to apply the knowledge and skills gained from the training in their daily lives and households, and to share this knowledge with their clients and communities through guidance, outreach, and the creation of financial education content on their personal and institutional social media channels.

The Cambodia Microfinance Association hopes that all participants will help promote financial literacy more widely and apply and share the knowledge they have gained, contributing to improved financial well-being for the public, financial inclusion, and the development of Cambodia’s financial sector.

The training was attended by 25 staff members from banks and financial institutions, as well as association staff, representing 16 financial institutions.