Sino Group and YHS Join Forces to Launch Mobile Clinics in Cambodia

• 20 October 2025
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In a significant commitment to improving child health and nutrition, Sino Group and YHS (Cambodia) Food & Beverage Pte Ltd (Yeo’s) have announced plans to implement mobile clinics aimed at providing nutritional support to students across various provinces in Cambodia. This initiative underscores their dedication to social responsibility and long-term investment in the health of the nation’s youth.

The announcement follows a key meeting held on September 11, 2025, between Sino Group representatives and His Excellency Sun Chanthol, Deputy Prime Minister and First Vice Chairman of the Council for the Development of Cambodia. Notable participants in the discussion included His Excellency Hang Chuon Naron, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and Sports, and His Excellency Chheang Ra, Minister of Health, alongside a delegation from YHS.

During this meeting, company representatives provided an in-depth overview of their feasibility study for the proposed mobile clinics and nutritional assistance program. The initiative aims to address health challenges faced by children in remote and underserved areas while promoting educational opportunities.

His Excellency Sun Chanthol expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its potential to deliver innovative health services and advanced medical technologies to communities in need. He emphasized the importance of addressing malnutrition and fostering healthy growth among children, which are vital components for the country’s development.

The Royal Government of Cambodia has indicated its support for the initiative, pledging to facilitate cooperation on the feasibility study. With this collaboration, both companies aim to make a lasting impact on child health and nutrition in Cambodia, ensuring that future generations have the resources they need to thrive.

As the project advances, further updates will be provided on its implementation and the positive changes it is expected to bring to the lives of Cambodian students.

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