Tokyo, Japan – Believing that children are the foundation of the nation's future and its most valuable human resource, Amret is proud to participate as the Platinum Sponsor of the Think!Think! Cup, an international competition dedicated to nurturing children's critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

Amret's support for this initiative reflects the institution's ongoing commitment to investing in education and human capital development. By empowering young minds with essential future-ready skills, Amret aims to help cultivate a confident, capable generation that will contribute meaningfully to Cambodia's sustainable growth and development.

This year, 18 outstanding Cambodian students proudly represented Cambodia at the Think!Think! Cup in Tokyo, Japan. The competition provided an exceptional opportunity for participants to demonstrate their abilities, exchange ideas, and learn alongside talented students from around the world in an inspiring international environment.

Amret is honored to be part of this meaningful journey and remains committed to supporting initiatives that promote quality education, innovation, and youth development. Through partnerships like the Think!Think! Cup, Amret continues to invest in empowering the next generation to reach their full potential and build a brighter future for Cambodia.

We invite everyone to explore the memorable moments and inspiring highlights of Cambodia's 18 young representatives as they proudly participated in the Think!Think! Cup in Tokyo, Japan.

About AMRET
In 2026, AMRET celebrates its 35th anniversary and remains one of Cambodia’s leading microfinance institutions and among the country’s top financial institutions creating positive social impact. In terms of total assets, AMRET ranks among the top ten banks and financial institutions in Cambodia.
AMRET currently serves nearly 900,000 customers through a network of 150 branches across all 24 provinces and the capital city, supported by more than 4,700 employees nationwide. As of April 2026, AMRET’s total assets stood at nearly USD 2 billion, with customer deposits exceeding USD 1.5 billion and a gross loan portfolio of more than USD 1.6 billion.