Cambodia Investment Review
Property developer Time Square has highlighted its support for Cambodian youth after Mab Sokhouy won a gold medal in ju-jitsu at the country’s 5th National Games, linking its backing for sport with its development activities in Cambodia.
The ju-jitsu competition took place on November 7–8, 2026, with official weigh-ins held on November 6. It was organised by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport in cooperation with the Ju-Jitsu Federation of Cambodia (JJFC).
Sokhouy’s win brought attention to a young female athlete competing at the national level. Held every two years, the National Games bring together selected athletes representing provinces and participating delegations from across Cambodia to compete for national honours.
The ju-jitsu events featured a limited number of official weight categories and followed JJFC competition rules. Details of Sokhouy’s weight category were not provided.
Supporting Cambodian sport
Time Square said it supports the Cambodian sports federation and young athletes, describing that commitment as part of its wider engagement with Cambodia’s development and youth.
“We support all athletes, regardless of the sport they practice, because we believe that every sport deserves respect, appreciation, and support,” said Vladimir Palanchika, managing director of Time Square Group.
Vladimir said hard work, discipline, ambition and perseverance were values shared by athletes across different sports. He added that the company wanted to recognise those working to achieve their goals and represent Cambodia.
“For us, every athlete is important, every victory is a joy, and every effort deserves recognition,” he said. “We support sports, promote excellence, and stand with all athletes in Cambodia.”
Development footprint across Cambodia
Time Square’s business activities include a portfolio of residential developments in Cambodia. The company’s projects span Phnom Penh districts including BKK, Toul Kork and the Russian Market area, as well as Otres Beach in Sihanoukville.
The developer also received three honours at the Cambodia Real Estate Awards 2026: Condo Developer of the Year, Developer of the Year Sihanoukville (Condo), and Best Developer for Quality and Delivery.
Sokhouy’s gold medal represents an individual sporting achievement, while Time Square’s statement points to its support for Cambodian athletes as part of its broader presence in the country. The company said it intends to back athletes across sports and recognise their efforts to compete and represent Cambodia.
