Triumph of Music and Community Spirit: Aii Celebrates 19 Years with a Charity Concert

Phnom Penh January 25, 2024 – Aii Language Center's Sen Sok campus was abuzz with excitement and energy as it celebrated its 19th anniversary with the "Aii Road to 2 Decades: Concert for a Cause." This spectacular event not only marked a countdown to Mengly J. Quach Education (MJQE) and Aii's 20th year but also showcased a powerful blend of music, culture, and charity.

The air was electric with performances spanning English, Khmer, Chinese, and K-pop, reflecting the diversity and talent within the Aii community. Students shone brightly, delivering mesmerizing performances that captivated the audience. The concert's highlight was the appearance of renowned artists such as Meng Keopichda, Meng Pichdasangvapich, Kmeng Khmer, ABL Griezii, ABL JPhii, and ABL Kanez, and Laor Hours who added a touch of star power. Their performances were a spectacular display of skill and charisma, leaving the audience spellbound and roaring with applause, further elevating the evening's festive mood.

Generous donations and the sale of tickets, offering the chance to win exciting prizes like movie tickets, power banks, and book vouchers. The grand prizes are iPhone 15 Pro, Apple Watch, Laptop, 1,000,000 KHR, and a surprise round-trip flight ticket for 2 to South Korea.

At the concert's peak, Neak Oknha Dr. Mengly J. Quach, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of MJQE, introduced the MENTOR App. This platform connects users with experts across fields like technology, health, education, photography, social, and beyond for knowledge sharing, skill enhancement, and broadening horizons.

The concert brilliantly highlighted Aii's commitment to quality education and community spirit. The fundraising element was a resounding success.

As the night drew to a close, the sense of accomplishment was palpable. Aii had not only celebrated its rich history but had also strengthened its community bonds and reaffirmed its commitment to social responsibility. This event was more than a concert; it was a beacon of hope and unity, showcasing how education and music can come together to make a positive impact with Aii – the Window to the World.