Volunteer

An Tongmeng

Technical & Venue Support

An Tongmeng is a second-year student majoring in Information Technology Engineering at the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP). He is interested in software development and web technologies, with a particular interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning. Throughout his studies, he enjoys exploring how technology can be applied to solve real-world problems and make everyday life easier.

Beyond his academic studies, he has participated in various volunteer activities and youth programs, providing him with opportunities to meet new people, collaborate with others, and gain valuable experiences outside the classroom. Through these activities, he has come to understand that technology is not just about coding, but also about communication, teamwork, and understanding people’s needs and challenges.

Looking ahead, he hopes to continue developing his skills in full-stack development while deepening his knowledge of AI and Machine Learning. He aspires to use the knowledge and experience he gains to develop practical technological solutions and contribute to the growth of Cambodia’s digital society.

Pheng Meng Huy

Event & Speaker Facilitator

Meng Huy is a dedicated student pursuing a Bachelor Of Computer Science at Paragon International University and LAW at the Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE). He is a driven and curious individual who enjoys continuously exploring technology, public policy, and software development. He believes that bridging the gap between computer science and global governance is essential for fostering a secure, innovative, and sustainable digital future. Beyond his academic pursuits, he actively engages in youth leadership initiatives, community projects, and technology-driven event organization to refine his skills and positively contribute to society. He is particularly interested in software systems, digital governance, cybersecurity awareness, and the impact of digital technology on public administration and everyday life. He recognizes that while technology opens up vast opportunities for innovation, education, and economic growth, it also introduces critical challenges regarding online safety, privacy, and digital literacy that young people must navigate. Through active involvement in national and regional forums, he aims to deepen his understanding of digital ecosystems while empowering fellow youth to participate meaningfully in technology discussions. He is eager to contribute his technical knowledge, organizational skills, and leadership experience toward supporting impactful events and building a safer, more inclusive digital environment for Cambodian youth.

Heang Senghuot

Operational & Logistic Support

Heang Senghuot is a second-year student, both in International Economics at IISPP and Business Management at UTE. He is a curious minded, enjoys exploring new ideas, connecting different perspectives to understand the world beyond the surface.
He sees Internet Governance is not just about controlling the technology, but the collaboration between people and decisions that can shape how the Internet is managed and developed, to creating a digital space where everyone has fair opportunities to participate. He joins CamYIGF to learn beyond the classroom, gain practical experience, and connect with people who share an interest in Cambodia’s digital future. As a volunteer, he hopes to contribute through teamwork and responsibility while continuing to learn. In the future, he aspires to stay engaged with Internet Governance and encourage more youth participation in shaping Cambodia’s digital world.

Huot Wattra

Event & Speaker Facilitator

Wattra is a recent graduate in International Economics from the Institute of International Studies and Public Policy (IISPP), currently working as a Social Protection Analyst in Cambodia, where she uses data and research to support evidence-based policymaking. Her work involves handling sensitive information about individuals and households, reinforcing her awareness of the importance of protecting personal information and ensuring data is used responsibly and ethically. Following her participation in APIGA Cambodia, she developed a growing interest in Internet Governance, particularly the ethical use of AI, data privacy, and responsible data governance. Through CamYIGF, she hopes to deepen her understanding of digital governance, exchange knowledge with fellow young people, and explore how responsible data practices and effective Internet policies can help build a safer and more inclusive digital environment in Cambodia.

Chhean Liza

Operational & Logistic Support

Chhean Liza is a fourth-year student majoring in International Relations at the University of Cambodia. She is a friendly and curious person who enjoys learning and exploring new things. She believes that learning is a lifelong journey and that sharing knowledge and experiences with others is an important part of personal growth. Beyond her studies, she enjoys participating in social work, conferences, and training programs to broaden her perspectives, develop new skills, and contribute positively to society.
She is particularly interested in understanding the role of the Internet and digital technology in our daily lives, especially the importance of online safety and responsible Internet use in the digital age. She believes that while the Internet creates valuable opportunities for learning, communication, and information sharing, it also presents challenges related to online safety and security that young people need to understand. Through volunteering with YIGF Cambodia 2026, she hopes to deepen her understanding of Internet governance at both national and international levels while encouraging young people to actively participate in discussions and share their perspectives on digital issues. She is eager to contribute her knowledge, skills, and experiences to support the successful organization of the forum. For her, joining YIGF Cambodia 2026 is not only an opportunity to learn and grow but also a chance to contribute to building a safer, more inclusive, and empowering digital environment for Cambodian youth.

Khun Chea

Operational & Logistic Support

Khun is a sophomore majoring in Economics at Paragon University. He is interested in youth empowerment, technology, and the ways young people can contribute to Cambodia’s digital future. He sees Internet Governance as an important way to make the Internet safer, more accessible, and more inclusive for everyone.

His decision to volunteer stems from a desire to learn beyond what is taught in the classroom, gain hands-on experience, and be part of a community of young people making a difference. Through YIGF, he hopes to improve his communication and teamwork skills, gain valuable new skills, and deepen his understanding of this topic.

In the future, Khun hopes that YIGF will become more prevalent, whether in schools or elsewhere, in order to raise awareness of the harmful use of AI and educate those who need assistance.

Kimseang Sam

Operational & Logistic Support

Kimseang Sam is a sophomore majoring in Management Information Systems (MIS) at Paragon International University (PIU). She is interested in both business and technology, how people collect and use information, and the importance of digital awareness. To her, Internet Governance is about how the Internet is managed and shaped through policies and codes of ethics among its different users to ensure a safe and accessible global Internet.

Through volunteering at CamYIGF, she hopes to learn more about Internet Governance, digital rights, online safety, and the challenges facing Internet users in Cambodia. She also looks forward to exchanging ideas and gaining new knowledge from other young people and experienced professionals.

In the future, she hopes to stay involved in CamYIGF and use the knowledge and experience she gains to raise awareness of digital issues and contribute to safer and fairer digital use in Cambodia. If possible, she hopes to become a member of the CamYIGF community.

Phal Pheakdey

Media Facilitator

Pheakdey is a second-year student majoring in International Business Management at the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP). He is interested in communication, media, video production, and digital content creation.

He believes that Internet Governance plays an important role in ensuring that the Internet is safe and accessible for everyone.

Through volunteering with YIGF Cambodia 2026, he hopes to contribute his communication and media skills while gaining a deeper understanding of Internet Governance and digital issues in Cambodia. In the future, he aims to continue developing his communication and digital content creation skills to share knowledge and raise awareness among young people about safe and responsible Internet use.

Heng Sopheakanha

Technical & Venue Support

Kanha is a second-year Software Development student at the American University of Phnom Penh (AUPP). As a passionate and driven STEM student, she is deeply interested in computer systems research, particularly in the fields of cybersecurity and network safety. She actively participates in STEM competitions and is always eager to expand her scientific knowledge.Through her study of Internet Governance, she recognizes that the internet has become an essential pillar of modern society. As technology rapidly evolves, the internet is no longer a simple tool, but a complex and unpredictable domain that requires youth, industry experts, professionals, and everyday citizens to understand the critical importance of internet safety. Digital platforms must be navigated with accountability and care, especially given the rise of societal threats such as online scams, hacking, data breaches, and identity spoofing.

By contributing to YIGF, Kanha believes that her software development background and technical knowledge can help strengthen the understanding of internet safety among Cambodian youth and citizens. She aims to raise awareness and foster greater interest in Internet Governance for the betterment of society. Furthermore, participating in CamYIGF reflects not only her dedication to community impact, but also her continuous commitment to lifelong learning and applying technical skills to solve real-world challenges.

Dy Pichpenhboromey

Event & Speaker Facilitator

Boromey is a third-year Computer Science student at AGA Institute and currently works as a Computer Teacher at a non-governmental organization in Phnom Penh. She is interested in technology, digital education, and creating opportunities for young people to learn and participate in the digital world. Through her involvement with Sisters of Code as a Club Leader and Ambassador, as well as her volunteer experiences in various technology-related programs, she has developed strong interests in youth engagement, technology, and community development.

While her studies mainly focus on the technical side of technology, she is also interested in understanding the broader impact of the Internet on young people and communities, particularly in areas such as digital safety, online participation, and Internet governance. She believes that young people should have opportunities to share their ideas and take part in conversations that can contribute to Cambodia’s digital future.

Through her involvement in YIGF Cambodia 2026, she hopes to contribute her communication, teamwork, and event-support skills while learning from fellow young people, speakers, and volunteers. She is excited to be part of a platform that brings young people together to exchange ideas, learn about Internet governance, and contribute to a safer, more inclusive, and responsible digital future for Cambodia.

Sem Sreyleap

Event & Speaker Facilitator

Leap is a second-year Computer Science student at The University of Cambodia and a resident of the Harpswell Foundation. She has a strong interest in digital literacy, technological innovation, and youth leadership, driven by a deep commitment to contributing to social development.

Although she is currently in the process of learning more about the global internet governance framework, she actively seeks opportunities to study how internet policy, cybersecurity, and digital rights impact community development.

She believes that in today’s rapidly evolving digital world, robust digital policy is essential to bridging educational gaps, ensuring broad access to information, and creating a safe and equitable online environment for everyone.

Nhong Muoyeng

Event & Speaker Facilitator

Muoyeng is a third-year student majoring in International Relations at IISPP. She’s interested in ASEAN regional governance and how countries work together on problem that cross borders. While studying about transnational crime in the region, including online scam operation, she has saw how closely safety and internet security now connected to digital world. This led her to explore how social media affects people’s daily lives, through fake information, and online scam. She believes that young people should involve and taking part in shaping online policies and making sure the digital environment is safe for everyone to use.
Being part of the Cambodia YIGF 2026, She wants to understand more about internet governance and encourage other young people to share their perspective on digital safety. participate, sharing their perspective on digital safety. After the event, she hopes to share what she learns at CamYIGF with other youth to participate in discussing about internet governance and Country’s digital framework.

Khun Sangheng

Operational & Logistic Support

Sangheng is currently a 2nd-year International Business student at NUM International College in Phnom Penh. She’s quiet by nature but listens closely, and she cares about doing her best with whatever she’s responsible for, even the small things. To her, Internet Governance simply means making sure the internet is used safely and fairly, with everyone — from governments to everyday users — playing a part in keeping it that way. Sangheng wanted to volunteer with CamYIGF because of her genuine interest in the internet and her wish for people to use it without fear or worry. Through this experience, she hopes to understand the field more deeply and eventually help others learn how to protect themselves from digital problems.

Chheng Sokuntheary

Technical & Venue Support

Theary is recently a third-year Software Engineering student at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) who is interested in software development, web technologies, and the growing role of AI in our daily lives. She uses AI regularly for learning, solving problems, and exploring her curiosity. While she is still learning about Internet Governance, she believes technology should continue to develop while giving people the knowledge and time to adapt and use it effectively and responsibly.

She joined YIGF Cambodia as a Venue Volunteer to learn more about Cambodia’s Internet ecosystem, meet people from different backgrounds, and contribute to making the forum a smooth and meaningful experience. In the future, she hopes to grow as a technology professional while encouraging next generation to see technology as an important part of their present and future.

Boeun Sina

Event & Speaker Facilitator

Sina is currently a first-year International Relations student at the Institute for International Studies and Public Policy (IISPP). She is interested in how countries and communities work together to address global issues, which has also led her to explore Internet Governance and digital issues. She is particularly interested in online safety, digital rights, privacy, and the role of international cooperation in creating a safer digital environment.

As a YIGF Cambodia 2026 volunteer, she hopes to connect what she learns from International Relations with real-world digital issues, while meeting other young people and exchanging ideas. She also looks forward to developing her communication and teamwork skills and continuing to learn and contribute through Cam-YIGF as young people help shape Cambodia’s digital future.

Ban Sereymenea

Event & Speaker Facilitator

Ban Sereymenea is a first-year student majoring in International Relations at the Institute for International Studies and Public Policy (IISPP), who loves learning new things, experimenting with new ideas, and bringing creativity to everything she does. Internet governance is one of her areas of interest because she thinks that the internet has no borders and limitations, so therefore, the rules, policies, and standards that shape it must come from cooperation among governments, the private sector, scholars, and civil society. As a YIGF Cambodia 2026 volunteer, she hopes to connect her International Relations knowledge with real-world Internet governance discussions, meet other young people, exchange ideas, and strengthen her communication and teamwork skills through Cam-YIGF, helping young people shape Internet governance and Cambodia’s digital future.