Angkor Resources Celebrates Indigenous Community Land Titles and Advances Social Programs, Cambodia

Core Viewpoint - Angkor Resources Corp. has successfully facilitated the formal granting of nine Indigenous community land titles in Ratanakiri Province, Cambodia, marking a significant milestone in recognizing Indigenous rights and reinforcing the company's commitment to collaborative engagement with local communities [1][2][4]. Indigenous Land Titles - The recognition of the nine community land titles follows a three-year process and is crucial for the Indigenous peoples of Ratanakiri, where approximately 45% of Cambodia's Indigenous population resides [1][2]. - Angkor's Andong Meas mineral exploration license is located within the traditional lands of these Indigenous communities, emphasizing the company's commitment to working collaboratively with them [2][4]. Social Programs and Community Engagement - Angkor is advancing various social programs aimed at improving safety, health, and education outcomes for families in Cambodia, in addition to supporting Indigenous land rights [6][11]. - Current social initiatives include: - English language training for children to enhance future education and employment opportunities [9]. - Installation of water filtration systems and latrines to improve access to clean water and sanitation [9]. - Moto vehicle safety training to reduce motorcycle-related injuries and fatalities [9]. - Financial fraud awareness training to educate community members on identifying and avoiding scams [9][10]. Company Overview - Angkor Resources Corp. is a public company listed on the TSX-Venture Exchange, focusing on mineral and energy solutions in Cambodia [11]. - The company holds two mineral exploration licenses with prospects in copper and gold, currently in their first two-year renewal term [12]. - Angkor's energy subsidiary, EnerCam Resources, has been granted an onshore oil and gas license covering 4,095 square kilometers in Block VIII, with plans to advance oil and gas exploration activities [13].