Contribution Presentation Ceremony of USD 100,000 to the Khmer Artists Association

Phnom Penh, July 2, 2026 – J Trust Royal Bank hosted a contribution presentation ceremony of USD 100,000 to the Khmer Artists Association, continuing its support for the mission to preserve, develop, and promote Khmer art, culture, and national identity.

The ceremony took place at the J Trust Royal Bank head office, graced by the presence of Lok Chumteav Oknha Mao Channan Kith Meng, President of the Khmer Artists Association, and Mr. Toru Myochin, CEO of J Trust Royal Bank, alongside management, distinguished guests, and numerous artists.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Toru Myochin, CEO of J Trust Royal Bank, stated: “As a Japanese citizen living and working in Cambodia, I have come to appreciate something very important. Every great nation is defined not only by its economy, but also by its cultural identity. The bank is truly proud to contribute to the preservation and promotion of Khmer cultural arts heritage, and calls on all parties to continue working together to ensure that the beauty of Khmer art continues to inspire Cambodia—and the world—for generations to come.”

In response, Lok Chumteav Oknha Mao Channan Kith Meng, President of the Khmer Artists Association, expressed her deep gratitude to J Trust Royal Bank and the Royal Group of Companies for their continuous support of the association's activities. She noted that this sponsorship reflects the corporate social responsibility and long-term vision of the private sector in participating in the preservation and promotion of national cultural heritage. She affirmed that the financial contribution received will be used transparently and effectively to support activities aimed at preserving and developing arts and culture, assisting artists facing hardships, training the next generation, and promoting the value of Khmer cultural arts both locally and internationally.

This ceremony stands as a testament to J Trust Royal Bank’s contribution to social development through cultural preservation, the promotion of artists' well-being, and the advancement of sustainable development in Cambodia.