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The governor of Tram Kak district, Takeo province, Cambodia, inspected the water situation at the Khpob Trabaek dam after observing a continuous rise in water levels over the past three days. He instructed relevant officials to monitor the situation regularly and prepare for timely responses.
Cellcard (CamGSM Plc) shares have surged 44% year-to-date on the Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX), driving the broader index to a four-year high. Growing investor participation is fueling the market's expansion.
Cambodia has officially launched unified websites for its 25 provincial information departments. This initiative aims to advance digital transformation in the information sector and ensure swift, transparent dissemination of news. It is expected to bolster efforts against fake news and provide official information to citizens.
Cambodia's Minister of Public Works and Transport, Peng Ponea, and China's Minister of Transport, Li Xiaopeng, signed an MOU aimed at capacity building and sharing of experience, knowledge, and technology in the transport sector. The signing took place during the Sustainable Global Transport Forum.
Cambodia's Minister of Justice met with the Canadian Ambassador, reporting the complete dismantling of domestic online scam centers. He emphasized the importance of international cooperation in combating scams and expressed expectations for Canadian support.
Cambodia's Acting Head of State, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, met with former South Korean National Assembly Speaker Kim Jin-pyo to discuss strengthening bilateral ties, with a particular focus on expanding cooperation in investment and tourism.
Cambodia is advancing digital trade as a cornerstone of its export strategy to diversify beyond traditional goods and enhance competitiveness as it approaches graduation from Least Developed Country (LDC) status. Challenges in infrastructure and skills development were also highlighted at the WTO Forum in Geneva.
Cambodia and Canada have discussed strengthening legal cooperation, particularly in combating online scams and transnational crime. Both nations emphasized the need for international coordination against cross-border scam networks.
Information Minister Net Pheaktra stated that Cambodia is not merely a land with past heritage, but an inheritor of Khmer culture and civilization, bearing the responsibility to protect, develop, and pass it on to future generations. He emphasized it as a 'living heritage' that continues in modern life, encompassing language, arts, and lifestyles.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn will attend the 81st UN General Assembly, presenting Cambodia's stance on regional and global issues in a national statement. He is expected to emphasize multilateralism and commitment to sustainable development.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Prak Sokhonn, will attend the 81st session of the UN General Assembly in New York from September 22-28, 2026. He will articulate Cambodia's perspective on regional and global issues, emphasizing multilateralism and the strengthening of the UN system.
A board meeting concerning the protection and development of the Angkor heritage site was held in Cambodia on September 21, 2026. Deputy Prime Minister Say Sam Al and other officials attended to discuss progress in sustainable conservation and development, marking a significant step towards maintaining the long-term value of the World Heritage site.
Two Cambodian multi-functional engineering battalions have completed their UN peacekeeping missions in the Central African Republic and Lebanon, returning home to be honored. Deputy Minister of Defense, General Chai Sangyun, praised their achievements, highlighting Cambodia's contribution to global peace. The units' work in humanitarian aid and stabilization underscored the importance of multinational cooperation and technological application in modern peacekeeping.
Over 10,000 participants joined the "Equinox Angkor Run" in Siem Reap, leveraging the annual equinox spectacle to showcase Cambodia's cultural heritage and tourism potential. The Tourism Minister urged participants to counter fake news and protect the nation's reputation.
The Cambodian government has announced a large-scale, 18-month infrastructure development project aimed at rebuilding the lives of its citizens, particularly returning migrant workers from Thailand. The initiative seeks to provide temporary employment for approximately 100,000 people and strengthen rural livelihoods.
Cambodia's Ministry of Women's Affairs has launched the 4th National Action Plan (2025-2030) to strengthen the prevention and intervention of violence against women and girls. The initiative aims to eradicate gender inequality and discrimination, reduce economic losses, and promote social harmony.
Phnom Penh authorities have announced temporary traffic restrictions for the 'Temple Fair' event scheduled for September 23rd at the Wat Phnom Historical and Cultural Site. The event is expected to draw approximately 700 participants, and surrounding roads will be closed to traffic from 2 PM until the event concludes to ensure smooth operations and public safety.
Four individuals, including two who tested positive for drug use, were arrested near the Cambodia-Thailand border in Poipet City, Banteay Meanchey province, for attempting to illegally cross into Thailand. Authorities suspect the involvement of facilitators in the smuggling operation.
Authorities in Cambodia's Kampong Thom province have summoned a woman known as 'Saint Mother Naga' for guidance and to sign a commitment to cease her social media activities, which claimed she possessed supernatural powers. Officials expressed concern that such claims could mislead the public.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training has warned of legal action against individuals and companies that illegally advertise job opportunities or facilitate the departure of workers abroad without authorization. The ministry urges citizens to be wary of misinformation circulating on social media and to follow legal procedures.
Cambodian authorities showcased a dismantled online scam hub near the Vietnam border, demonstrating government progress in cracking down on large-scale criminal networks. Numerous sites have been shut down and individuals arrested and deported over the past year.
Cambodian authorities cracked down on 488 online scam locations in the first half of 2026, detaining 20,926 suspects of 38 nationalities. Of these, 2,637 were sent to court, and 1,666 were released after signing promises. A total of 16,874 foreigners linked to cyber fraud were deported.
Cambodian authorities are intensifying their crackdown on online scams, with media representatives inspecting former sites used for fraudulent activities. Officials emphasized that large-scale online scam centers are no longer operational and showcased the progress of law enforcement measures.
Cambodia will host an international conference on combating technology-enabled scams in Phnom Penh from September 23-24, 2026. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sar Sokha, will deliver a keynote address on "Technology-Enabled Scams: An Urgent Global Issue," addressing the realities of scams in the face of technological advancements and countermeasures. The conference will feature participation from international organizations like the FBI and INTERPOL, aiming to strengthen global cooperation against these crimes.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior announced the crackdown on 488 cyber scam locations and the arrest of 20,926 suspects in the first half of 2026. Among those arrested, 2,637 were sent to court, including numerous foreign nationals.
Phnom Penh authorities will implement traffic restrictions around Wat Phnom on September 23, 2026, to accommodate a community festival, the 'Temple Fair,' expected to draw approximately 700 national and international attendees. Traffic will be managed during the afternoon hours.
Cambodia is pursuing a new strategy to reduce its economic dependence on China and diversify its economy. Strengthening ties with Japan and Western countries, improving the investment climate, and focusing on infrastructure development are key to future economic growth. This shift signals a potential rebalancing of the regional economy.
Fifty packs of dried marijuana were discovered in the luggage of Cambodian workers repatriated from Thailand at the border crossing in Kamrieng District, Battambang Province, Cambodia. The owner remains unidentified, and authorities are investigating. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about illegal drug trafficking across borders.
A newly built concrete road in Cambodia's Kandal province, blocked by dumped soil, has sparked public criticism over governance and accountability failures. While the issue was swiftly resolved after the Prime Minister's intervention, it highlights ongoing concerns about commune fund misuse nationwide.
A plank on a suspension bridge in Battambang province, Cambodia, collapsed, causing a motorcycle and trailer carrying sand and cement to fall into the river. The rider narrowly escaped by clinging to the bridge's cables. The bridge is a vital crossing for local residents.
ASEAN Secretary-General H.E. Dr. Kao Kim Hourn will deliver remarks at an international conference on combating online scams in Phnom Penh from September 23-24. The event is hosted by the Cambodian government with international cooperation.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Prak Sokhonn, will attend the 81st UN General Assembly's General Debate in New York. He is expected to emphasize the importance of sustainable development and multilateralism, highlighting Cambodia's contributions to regional and global issues.
Cambodia's Acting Head of State, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, encouraged greater investment from the Republic of Korea during a meeting with former National Assembly Speaker Kim Jin Pyo. He emphasized the importance of strengthening economic cooperation, particularly in investment, and expressed hope for deepened bilateral relations.
Cambodia's Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has announced a workshop on October 6th focusing on the traditional 'Sbâi Khmer' attire and its usage in traditional ceremonies and weddings. The event aims to deepen public understanding and promote the preservation of this cultural heritage.
Cambodia will host an international conference on combating cyber fraud in Phnom Penh from September 23-24, 2026. The nation aims to demonstrate its strong commitment and enhance international cooperation against cyber fraud. The event is expected to draw high-level officials and law enforcement representatives from over 20 countries.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has organized a training session for its officials on budget preparation, evaluation, and public finance management. The initiative aims to enhance the ministry's financial management capabilities and support the government's policy objectives.