Korean girl group RaNia will soon begin overseas activities. Their agency, DR Music announced today via RaNia Official Facebook Page that Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen's eldest daughter, a representative of a local broadcast station Bayon TV, has invited RaNia to Cambodia. RaNia will leave for Cambodia on July 11 and will be staying there for four days.

On July 12, RaNia will visit the same orphanage in Phnom Penh, where Angelina Jolie adopted one of her children, for voluntary work. They will attend a press conference on July 13 and perform on Bayon TV on July 14. Besides having a fan meeting on July 15, RaNia will meet Cambodian Prime Minister's daughter Hun Mana on the same day. After the activities in Cambodia, the group will be going to Beijing, China for promotion around July 30.

In the mid of September, RaNia will begin their South America activities. They will participate in "I Love K-Pop Concert In Chile" on September 14. Following which, they will have a four day promotional and broadcast activities in Brazil.  It has also been revealed that RaNia is planning to promote in several Asian countries including Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Laos and Indonesia at the end of September.

DR Music also disclosed that RaNia's advancement to US will be delayed. They explained, "We have been discussing for a long time with members of RaNia and management companies in the US and decided to postpone our promotion in the US. The reason we decided to delay is because we felt that they are not ready for it now in terms of language and some other stuff."

They added, "US market is one of the largest and the most competitive in the world so that we strongly felt that we should be more prepared. By delaying it, RaNia can improve their language skills so that they could communicate with people more fluently than now. Because we already signed the contract with MTV, we could say that it is not likely to be cancelled in the future."

RaNia recently celebrated their second anniversary with a free release of a new song "Up". To show their appreciation to their fans for their continued love and support, fans can download the new song for free after registering on their fan café. 

Reporter: Melin Ong