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via Construction and Property News, 15 June 2023: Koh Ker is widely expected to be named a Unesco World Heritage Site this year.
Anticipation grows in Cambodia as the extraordinary archaeological site of Koh Ker stands on the brink of securing a coveted spot on the Fourth World Heritage List. Following the successful conclusion of the 37th ICC-Angkor and Sambo Prei Kuk Technical Meetings, Mr. Long Kosal, spokesperson for the APSARA Authority, shared his optimism with RFI on 12 June 2023.
The International Committee for the Coordination of the Protection and Development of the Angkor Historical Site (ICC-Angkor) and Sambor Prei Kuk collectively acknowledge the tremendous progress made by Cambodia over the past three decades, solidifying its position as a strong guardian of cultural heritage.
Source: Unveiling the Hidden Gem: Koh Ker Awaits World Heritage Recognition – Construction & Property News
