NUAC Cambodia Adds 19 New Junior Advisory Members to Expand Youth Roster

The National Unification Advisory Council’s Cambodia chapter added 19 new junior advisory members during a ceremony in Phnom Penh on November 8, 2026, expanding its youth roster to 41, according to dongponews.net.

The event took place at 5 p.m. at the Silla Korean Restaurant in Phnom Penh. The additions align with the 22nd term mandate of the council to increase youth participation and strengthen peace and unification capabilities.

Nineteen students joined the roster: Gu Na-yoon, Gu Do-yoon, Kim Gyu-ri, Kim Seong-wuk, Kim Ye-seul, Kim Ji-na, Kim Ji-in, Kim Jin-seong, Kim Chae-won, Nam Ju-young, Nam Tae-young, Nam Hyo-jung, Do Woo-ri, Park Ju-ah, Park Ju-won, Eom Si-ha, Yu Hyun-seo, Lee Ha-eun, and Choi Ju-hyeok. A new six-member executive team also received appointments during the gathering.

Jeong Da-in of Northbridge International School serves as vice chairperson. Do A-ra of Phnom Penh Korea International School handles public relations.

Gyeong Ha-young of Asian Hope International School takes the role of accountant. Cho Seo-jun of East-West International School serves as secretary.

Kim Hyun-seong of Logos International School manages planning. Kim Eui-jin of Hope International School oversees communications.

Secretary Park Jae-hong hosted the ceremony. Kim Beom-jun, a consul at the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Cambodia, and Youth Division Head Kang Min-gu attended the event.

Junior NUAC members are precious assets of the Republic of Korea and important cornerstones of private and public diplomacy, Kim Beom-jun said in his congratulatory address, as reported by dongponews.net.

Chapter Chairperson Na Yun-jeong also spoke at the gathering.

The Junior NUAC is a community that helps youth grow by experiencing participation and responsibility, Na said, according to dongponews.net. We will continue to expand educational, cultural, and discussion activities where students can interact across school and grade boundaries and participate autonomously.

The Cambodia chapter previously appointed seven adult advisory members in July.