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The Phnom Penh Capital Administration will deploy 600 free buses from October 9-13 to facilitate travel for citizens returning to their hometowns and for daily commutes during the Pchum Ben festival. This initiative, guided by Prime Minister Hun Manet, aims to alleviate financial burdens and ensure safe transportation.
The International Conference on Combating Online Scams (ICCOS-2026) in Cambodia concluded with the adoption of the "Phnom Penh Declaration." Prime Minister Hun Manet highlighted Cambodia's strong commitment to combating online scams and stressed the importance of international cooperation. The declaration, endorsed by 28 countries and seven international organizations, outlines 11 joint commitments to eradicate scams.
STMarket Company Limited in Cambodia organized a knowledge-sharing forum focusing on risk management, trading psychology, regulations, and investor protection. Prominent businessman Oknha Lim Huonith highlighted the company's innovative and transparent trading services.
Two officials from Cambodia's Ministry of Information have successfully completed the 30th 'War Journalism' training course in Ankara, Turkey. The rigorous program focused on enhancing the safety and reporting capabilities of journalists in conflict zones and emergency situations, covering practical skills like first aid, self-defense, and adaptation to harsh environments.
Cambodia hosted a national consultation meeting organized by Oxfam in preparation for the upcoming COP31 climate summit. Participants from government, civil society, and youth sectors discussed Cambodia's climate priorities. While Cambodia has set greenhouse gas reduction targets, it emphasized the importance of support from developed nations.
Heavy rainfall over two days in Cambodia's Siem Reap province has caused widespread flooding, affecting over 6,500 families, including homes, schools, hospitals, infrastructure, and agriculture. Authorities are monitoring the situation and intervening.
Battambang Governor Sok Lu inspected the rising Sangkae River and flood situation caused by heavy rainfall. The impact is particularly severe in the low-lying Ak Phnum district. The governor urged residents to prioritize the safety of the elderly and children and to remain vigilant.
The Cambodian Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Hun Manet, approved several new policies aimed at accelerating economic growth and improving citizens' livelihoods. These are understood to include investment promotion, infrastructure development, and the advancement of the digital economy.
The Cambodian government has approved the draft "Official Statistical Policy 2026-2035," aiming to modernize the national statistical system and meet development needs. Key pillars include enhancing statistical standards, promoting digitalization, human resource development, and strengthening inter-agency coordination.
Cambodia has expanded its export markets to 177 countries, accelerating economic diversification and integration into the global economy. This initiative, part of the 'Pentagonal Strategy,' aims to enhance domestic industry competitiveness and achieve sustainable economic growth amidst a complex global economic landscape.
The Cambodian government has finalized a 10-year master plan (2023-2033) called CITLS to bolster its logistics sector, recognized as a backbone for international trade and a driver of economic growth. The plan, with an estimated investment of $36.6 billion, aims to integrate road, rail, water, and air transport, along with ports, for enhanced efficiency.
Cambodia's Prime Minister lauded the success of an international conference on combating technological scams, highlighting the adoption of the "Phnom Penh Declaration." The conference underscored the importance of international cooperation and Cambodia's firm commitment to tackling cybercrime. The Prime Minister also addressed flood relief efforts and cash assistance programs for citizens facing economic hardship.
Cambodia is set to further strengthen its economic ties with China, with a focus on expanding infrastructure development investments and boosting trade. This move is expected to significantly impact the regional economy.
The Battambang Institute of Technology (BIT) in Cambodia is encouraging young people to choose practical vocational training (TVET) for their post-graduation careers. The institute offers 13 specialized fields meeting market demands and provides full scholarships and dormitory accommodations for economically disadvantaged students.
Cambodian authorities have raided a suspected online scam operation in Bavet City, Svay Rieng province, detaining 35 foreign nationals of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Myanmar nationalities. Evidence seized from the premises indicates connections to fraudulent activities.
Siem Reap City in Cambodia has experienced flooding in seven districts due to heavy, consecutive rainfall over the past few days. Local authorities are monitoring the situation and preparing to assist affected residents. Low-lying areas and those with inadequate drainage systems are particularly impacted. Residents are urged to stay informed about weather updates and official notifications.
Cambodia's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) has accused an immigration officer at Techo International Airport of illegally facilitating the entry of individuals linked to online scam operations, reportedly using multiple aliases.
The Cambodian government has initiated a cash support program for 4.6 million individuals from poor and vulnerable households affected by rising fuel prices. The initiative aims to alleviate living costs and bolster economic resilience, with multiple installments planned.
Canada has announced its endorsement of the Phnom Penh Declaration, the outcome document of the International Conference on Combating Online Scams hosted by Cambodia. The declaration outlines 11 key commitments aimed at strengthening international cooperation and breaking criminal chains.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce announced it has facilitated the promotion of domestic processed products to over 23,000 supermarkets and mini-marts globally, aiming to empower local producers and exporters to compete more effectively in international markets.
Cambodia's Acting Head of State, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, met with the newly appointed Ambassador of New Zealand, expressing a desire to strengthen bilateral ties and expand cooperation, particularly in trade, economy, and investment. The Ambassador acknowledged Cambodia's rapid development and New Zealand's support in mine clearance and scholarships.
A Chinese university professor highlighted VR/AR technologies as crucial for digital media transformation and enhanced audience engagement during an ASEAN media training. Cambodian media stand to benefit from adopting these advancements.
Cambodia People's Party (CPP) lawmaker Yos Thanary pledged that no citizen would die from starvation, during a visit to vulnerable communities in Kampong Thom province. She distributed aid including rice, food supplies, and cash, emphasizing the CPP's commitment to the people and continued national development.
Cambodia's National Election Committee (NEC) is working to ensure an accurate and up-to-date voter list for the 6th mandate Commune Council elections on June 6, 2027. Voter registration begins October 7, but concerns linger over the impact of border conflicts with Thailand.
Takeo Province, Cambodia, has emphasized the crucial role of school administrators as leaders in preventing drug abuse, safeguarding youth health, and cultivating human capital for national development. A seminar on drug issues highlighted the need for wider information dissemination to the youth.
Cambodian Acting Head of State Hun Sen expressed his desire for increased investment from New Zealand during a meeting with the newly appointed Ambassador. He emphasized strengthening economic and trade ties and thanked New Zealand for its contributions to human resource development. The Ambassador noted Cambodia's rapid progress with surprise.
Cambodia has agreed on new plans to eradicate online scams, strengthening its collaboration with the FBI and the Australian Federal Police (AFP). Both agencies will support the capacity building of Cambodian law enforcement through information sharing, training, and technical assistance.
Fourteen officials from Cambodia's Ministry of Information have successfully completed a specialized training course on "New Age Media and Information Technology" in New Delhi, India. The program focused on digital content creation and data journalism, with participants pledging to apply their new skills to enhance their work in Cambodia.
The Cambodian Cabinet has approved investments in several key infrastructure projects aimed at accelerating economic growth and improving living standards. These include enhancements to transportation networks and digital infrastructure, with expectations to invigorate the domestic economy and strengthen international competitiveness.
At an international conference hosted in Cambodia, numerous countries and international organizations pledged to strengthen cooperation against cyber fraud. The focus is on eradicating criminal networks, disrupting financial flows, and protecting victims.
The Cambodian government has decided to strip a police school instructor, Sok Nyda, of his position and demote him to a general officer as a disciplinary measure. This decision was made at the request of the Minister of Interior and approved by the 7th mandate National Assembly.
Cambodia's National Election Committee (NEC) organized a briefing for political parties and NEC officials to enhance understanding of the importance of elections, voter rights and duties, and the 2026 voter list verification and registration process. Chairman Prach Chan emphasized the multi-stage nature of elections as the cornerstone of democracy and the importance of accurate, timely information.
The Cambodian government has decided to establish a representative office of the Cambodia Chamber of Commerce in Paris. This move aims to enhance access to French and European markets, thereby attracting investment and strengthening economic cooperation. The office will comprise 15 elected members and will operate independently of the national budget.
Cambodia's Supreme Court has rejected a legal permission request from Rong Chhun, senior advisor to the opposition National Power Party, to attend the traditional Pchum Ben festival. The court cited an irrevocable ruling that restricts his movement outside Phnom Penh and prohibits public gatherings.
Phnom Penh authorities have announced a five-day free public bus service during the traditional Pchum Ben festival. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on citizens and support their travel for family reunions.
Cambodia concluded the 54th session of its training program for Buddhist ritual leaders (Achars). The initiative, initiated by former Prime Minister Hun Sen, aims to preserve and promote Buddhist values and cultural traditions, while standardizing ritual practices. The current government continues to prioritize this effort.