受助學校校長以柬文感性表示，這場緣分起於「佛緣」。該校擁有約2,700名學生，原有的電腦教室雖由銀行捐建，卻因年久失修及漏水荒廢多年。在暨大與慈善組織的支持下，教室終於重獲新生。目前電腦教室每週一至週六，每日可供200名學生學習。
暨大校長武東星致詞中強調，大學應是社會進步的推手，此次合作是暨大邁向國際社會責任的重要指標。他感性表示：「這些電腦不僅是硬體，更是開啟數位世界大門的鑰匙，將幫助柬埔寨的孩子提升未來競爭力。」武校長進一步指出，對於暨大能成功走向國際、履行社會責任感到欣慰，並期許未來建立長久合作機制，協助更多資源落後地區改善數位落差，讓台灣的科技能量在國際偏鄉紮根，持續產生良善的社會影響力。
The principal of the beneficiary school delivered an emotional speech in Khmer, describing the connection that brought the two institutions together as one that began through a shared “Buddhist affinity.” The school has approximately 2,700 students. Although its original computer classroom had been built with a bank’s donation, it had remained unused for years due to aging facilities and persistent water leakage. With support from NCNU and charitable organizations, the classroom has now been renovated and brought back to life. It currently provides computer learning opportunities for 200 students each day, from Monday through Saturday.
In his address, NCNU President Wu Tung-Hsing emphasized that universities should serve as catalysts for social progress and that this collaboration represents an important milestone in NCNU’s efforts to fulfill its international social responsibility. He remarked emotionally, “These computers are more than just hardware; they are keys that open the door to the digital world and will help Cambodian children strengthen their competitiveness in the future.” President Wu further expressed his satisfaction that NCNU has successfully expanded its reach internationally and fulfilled its social responsibilities. He also expressed hope that a long-term cooperation mechanism could be established to help more underserved regions overcome the digital divide, allowing Taiwan’s technological capabilities to take root in remote communities around the world and generate a lasting positive social impact.