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A delegation of media representatives from Cambodia and ASEAN countries visited Anhui Province, China, to observe the application of advanced digital technologies and AI in preserving and promoting cultural heritage. The visit highlighted innovative uses of 3D printing and AI simulations to recreate ancient sites.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment and Conservation International (CI) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen cooperation in natural resource management and conservation for five years, from 2026 to 2031. The agreement aims to contribute to biodiversity conservation, climate change response, and the improvement of local community livelihoods.
Cambodia's SDF (Skills Development Fund) and Canadia Bank have implemented training programs in AI and Data Science to enhance the digital capabilities of financial professionals. Approximately 400 bank employees participated, aiming to strengthen their responsiveness to digital transformation.
Cambodia marks the 33rd anniversary of its Constitution on September 24, 2026. Promulgated in 1993, the current constitution serves as the nation's supreme law, underpinning peace and development, guaranteeing separation of powers and fundamental citizen rights. Officials reaffirmed commitment to upholding the constitution and public administration reform.
A 34-year-old bank employee, Ao Putthrey, was found murdered in Kampot province, Cambodia, in what authorities suspect was a robbery. The perpetrators allegedly stole the victim's motorcycle and a bag containing work documents before fleeing. Police are investigating the case as a robbery-homicide.
A police officer in Battambang province, Cambodia, has been charged with reckless driving causing death and injury after his vehicle crashed into a private residence, resulting in one fatality and five serious injuries. While drunk driving is suspected, delays in alcohol testing during the initial investigation are being scrutinized.
Banteay Meanchey provincial authorities in Cambodia conducted extensive administrative checks in Poipet city, uncovering two locations suspected of involvement in online scams. A total of 69 foreigners were detained, with 18 found to be in the country illegally.
Cambodia's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) announced the crackdown on a commune chief and his brother-in-law, a deputy police chief, in Koh Kong province for alleged involvement in online scam operations. The ACU suspects them of aiding in the concealment of these illicit activities.
In Kratie Province, Cambodia, three cases involving drug trafficking and use were busted in September, leading to the arrest of three suspects. Seized were numerous large and small packages of white crystalline substances suspected to be illicit drugs.
Chinese President Xi Jinping received an unusually warm welcome in Cambodia. The reception coincided with the start of a summit with Trump, signaling China's growing influence in the region.
Amidst the backdrop of the US-China summit and heightened focus on Uyghur and Tibetan human rights, international attention is turning towards Cambodia's relationship with China and its domestic human rights record. The Cambodian government's actions are under scrutiny.
Despite facing external pressures and crises, Cambodia continues to push reforms under the "Pentagon Strategy" led by Prime Minister Hun Manet. The nation is focusing on macroeconomic stability and reducing energy consumption to transition towards a sustainable economy.
An online scam operation was busted in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, leading to the arrest of 12 Indonesian nationals, including three women. Authorities seized numerous electronic devices and related items, signaling an intensified effort against organized cross-border crime.
Huawei's President for Southeast Asia Region met with Prime Minister Hun Manet, highly valuing cooperation in Cambodia's technology sector, particularly in human resource development and digital advancement. Discussions covered 5G services and AI-driven scam prevention.
The National Bank of Cambodia met with a delegation from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to discuss strengthening cooperation in the financial sector and economic development. The IFC expressed its commitment to continued support for Cambodia's financial sector and highlighted investments in areas contributing to job creation, particularly for women.
Four individuals, including three activists from the Candlelight Party and a tour guide, have been sentenced to seven years in prison each in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, for 'conspiracy to betray.' Prosecutors alleged they incited government overthrow via social media, a charge their defense disputes.
A former supporter of Cambodia's opposition Democratic Alliance Party (LDP) has appealed his 18-month prison sentence for defamation and insult. The individual had accused the party leader of defrauding supporters of over $10 million and living in seclusion. The appeal focuses on reducing part of the financial penalties.
In Cambodia, the family of an individual accused of theft has filed a complaint with the Ministry of Interior, alleging irregularities in the investigation and arrest procedures. Public attention is focused on the authorities' response and the transparency of the investigation.
Cambodian coastal authorities have conducted a large-scale operation against a drug and illegal arms trafficking ring, arresting seven Chinese nationals. Approximately 840 kilograms of narcotics and numerous weapons were seized, raising suspicions of an international criminal network.
The Cambodian Ministry of Interior and the United Kingdom have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation in combating tech scams. This initiative aims to eradicate cross-border cybercrimes and enhance regional and international security. Cambodia has been actively pursuing scam countermeasures, including the expulsion of over 50,000 foreign nationals.
Prime Minister Hun Manet met with a Huawei executive to discuss digital talent development and AI technology utilization in Cambodia. Huawei praised Cambodia's progress in 5G and renewable energy and reported its contributions to ICT human resource training. The Prime Minister emphasized the risks of AI and the importance of cybersecurity.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Bruce Poon Tip, founder of tourism company G Adventures, on September 23rd. Poon Tip stated that hosting the GX Summit in Cambodia would be an opportunity to showcase the country's tourism potential globally and pledged contributions to community tourism development. The Prime Minister outlined the government's focus on eco-tourism and community tourism, calling for strengthened cooperation.
A former police officer and owner of a car dealership in Phnom Penh's Tuol Sangke 1 commune has died by suicide at his residence. The incident occurred on the night of September 23, 2026, and authorities are investigating. The deceased was known to operate a car dealership named 'NARA NaraKhim'.
Cambodian Information Minister Net Pheaktra shared a diplomatic lesson from the late Deputy Prime Minister Sok An, using the analogy of turning an 'elephant into a mosquito and a mosquito into an elephant' in relations with Thailand. This highlights the power of language and narrative construction to distort perceptions, particularly concerning border issues.
Cambodia is set to further strengthen its economic ties with China, prioritizing investment attraction and infrastructure development. Progress in bilateral trade and investment agreements is anticipated, while regional economic impacts are under scrutiny.
Cambodia's Minister of Labour and Vocational Training presented three key strategies for building a skills innovation ecosystem at a global conference in Shanghai, China. The minister emphasized alignment with industrial strategies and collaboration among diverse stakeholders to foster inclusive workforce development.
Phnom Penh's Dangkor District authorities have conducted operations to remove illegal encroachments, including corrugated iron awnings, signs, and obstacles on sidewalks, aiming to restore order and facilitate public movement. The initiative also seeks to enhance urban aesthetics.
Cambodian maritime border police have busted a large-scale drug trafficking operation off the coast of Sihanoukville province, arresting seven Chinese nationals and seizing nearly one ton of narcotics along with numerous weapons. This operation highlights the country's intensified efforts in combating drug-related crimes.
Cambodia has called for enhanced international cooperation and concrete actions to break the chain of increasingly sophisticated online scams, which exploit technology and financial systems across borders. An international conference in Phnom Penh, attended by approximately 1,000 participants, aimed to strengthen collaborative measures against these transnational crimes.
Cambodia is enhancing international information exchange and digital evidence analysis to combat online scams. Domestic legal frameworks are also being strengthened, aiming to dismantle transnational criminal networks.
Cambodia has welcomed the upcoming signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United Kingdom on cooperation to combat online scams. This initiative is expected to benefit citizens of both nations and contribute to global efforts in protecting public safety and security.
Bruce Poon Tip, founder of G Adventures, met with Prime Minister Hun Manet, reaffirming the company's commitment to Cambodia's tourism development, particularly in attracting international visitors. The company plans to focus on promoting Cambodia's appeal and attracting tourists through community-based tourism initiatives.
Cambodia has proposed Battambang province as a potential site for cultivating super Arundo donax, an industrial crop for bioethanol production, to China's Jinshan Hi-Tech Group. The company expressed interest in technological development and investment, with expectations for contributions to Cambodia's economic development.
The Marine Conservation Cambodia (MCC) organization announced that four of its team members have successfully completed the SSI React Right training course. This advancement enhances their ability to respond to maritime emergencies, contributing to tourist safety.
Cambodia hosted an international conference with over 1,000 participants from 27 countries and 7 international organizations, aiming to combat cyber scams and enhance international cooperation against transnational crime. Recognizing online scams as a shared global challenge, Cambodia seeks to dismantle criminal networks through collaboration.
Cambodia's Minister of Information, Net Pheaktra, highlighted the critical role of media in combating cyber fraud. He emphasized that accurate and timely information dissemination is vital to protect citizens from risks and raise awareness of scam tactics. The minister also stressed the importance of improving information literacy.