On the occasion of International Day of Peace, Prime Minister Hun Manet expressed deep gratitude to soldiers who sacrificed for Cambodia's peace and territorial defense. He emphasized that Cambodia's peace is not accidental but built upon past suffering and sacrifice.
On International Day of Peace, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet reiterated his call for Thailand to resolve border disputes through dialogue. He emphasized that peace, the foundation for economic growth, is threatened by ongoing conflict that has displaced thousands.
Traffic congestion on a 1km concrete road under construction in Ponhea Loeu district, Kandal province, Cambodia, was resolved on the night of the 20th, and normal traffic has resumed. The delay was attributed to adverse weather conditions during the rainy season.
Tasak farmers in Chitborei district, Kratie province, Cambodia are harvesting their crops at prices ranging from 400 to 1000 Riel per kilogram. With proper soil management and cultivation techniques, farmers can achieve 3 to 4 harvests annually, ensuring stable income without market concerns.
Cambodia is modernizing its electricity grid with a €750,000 EU grant, introducing advanced training equipment and a real-time simulator to manage the transition to renewable energy.
Senior Advisor Men Sam An led a tree-planting initiative in Svay Rieng province, emphasizing its role in combating climate change, ensuring safety from natural disasters, and providing hope for future generations. The event highlighted the dual pursuit of economic development and environmental protection, aligning with Cambodia's sustainable development policies.
Two men were arrested in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, on suspicion of impersonating police officers and illegally inspecting tourists' passports at a casino. Seized items included a mobile phone and a motorcycle.
Tropical Storm Dujuan continues to affect Cambodia, with widespread rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds anticipated until September 23. Authorities are urging caution.
Senior Advisor Men Sam An attended a groundbreaking ceremony for a new school building in Svay Rieng province, emphasizing its contribution to improving education quality and learning environments. The initiative aims to expand educational opportunities for local children.
Cambodia has announced the near-complete eradication of large-scale online scam operations, signaling a strengthened commitment to international cooperation and cybercrime prevention. While major hubs are cleared, smaller-scale scams remain a persistent challenge.
The Cambodian government has announced the complete closure of large-scale online scam centers, aiming to restore the nation's credibility on the international stage. A sweeping crackdown from mid-2025 to August 2026 dismantled numerous criminal hubs and apprehended key figures, demonstrating strong political will and strict law enforcement.
Cambodia's Minister of Rural Development inspected the technical aspects and public impact of a concrete road in Ponhear Loeu district. With 90% progress, the road's construction is facing delays due to the rainy season, affecting local traffic. The minister ordered accelerated restoration to ease resident movement and livelihoods.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP), under the direction of Khun Khunthy, has urged party organizations to strengthen grassroots engagement to understand the challenges and concerns of citizens. Emphasis is placed on supporting vulnerable populations and verifying identification for eligible voters.
A train derailment in Cambodia's Battambang province resulted in the spillage of approximately 200,000 liters of diesel fuel from three tanks. The spilled fuel flowed like a river, prompting dozens of villagers to rush and collect it. Experts suspect that the soft ground beneath the railway, due to heavy rainfall in recent days, may have caused the accident.
As Cambodia prepares to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) status in December 2029, it is intensifying efforts to promote "Responsible Business Practices (RBC)" to meet the evolving demands of the international market and enhance competitiveness and decent work.
A 50-member delegation from the Cambodian People's Party will undertake a 10-day study tour in China, visiting Beijing, Guangxi, and Shandong province. The visit aims to deepen bilateral ties and absorb valuable experiences for Cambodia's development.
A seminar to strengthen forest community governance was held in Svay Rieng province, Cambodia, with the launch of a mixed agriculture and tourism area named 'Friendship Village.' This initiative aims to balance natural resource conservation with local economic development.
Cambodia is promoting the 'One Family, One Tree' movement to foster an understanding of forest value and a spirit of loving nature among citizens. The initiative, particularly through tree planting activities in special economic zones, aims to advance environmental conservation and sustainable development.
Kampong Cham Province is developing water usage systems, including the Hun Sen 15 Pumping Station, to irrigate 20,000 hectares of farmland. Future plans include transitioning to solar power to reduce fuel costs.
A senior official of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP) urged local activists to strengthen unity and cooperation to serve residents devotedly and earn their trust. Specific directives included preventing online crimes and enhancing activities for future commune council elections.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) has concluded a cadre training course in Battambang Province aimed at strengthening mass mobilization at the grassroots level. Participants deepened their understanding of the party's ideology and policies, preparing for voter registration in 2026 and commune/sangkat council elections in 2027.
In Ta Khmau City, Kandal Province, Cambodia, 48 students who achieved excellent results in their high school diploma exams were awarded electric motorcycles. This initiative aims to boost academic motivation and encourage further education.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and Sports, Hang Chuon Naron, met with Aichi Prefecture Governor Hideaki Ohmura in Nagoya, Japan, during the 20th Asian Games. Both sides affirmed the continuation of cooperation in education, youth, and sports, with Cambodia expressing expectations for expanded scholarships and human resource development from Japan.
A train derailment in Cambodia's Battambang province has resulted in a significant oil spill. The Ministry of Environment, in collaboration with local authorities, is implementing 24-hour emergency response measures to minimize environmental contamination and impact on residents.
On International Day of Peace, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet urged Thailand to respect agreements on border issues and resolve them peacefully based on international law. Cambodia reiterated its commitment to sovereignty and peaceful dispute resolution.
In Cambodia's Kampong Thom province, a youth union and an economic institute have collaborated to conduct training on administrative document drafting, aiming to enhance practical skills for young participants and support their future careers.
In Cambodia's Kampong Thom province, progress on the Oudong Bridge and Kray Dam has been inspected. Secretary of State Chha Bunrith emphasized the infrastructure's role in improving residents' lives and local development, urging public cooperation in maintenance.
Senior Advisor to the King, Men Sam An, emphasized that planting trees and protecting forests contribute to combating climate change, ensuring safety from natural disasters, and benefiting future generations. Speaking at a tree-planting ceremony in the Svay Rieng Special Economic Zone, the initiative highlights the nation's commitment to balancing economic development with environmental protection.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport, with UNICEF support, is launching a "Game Changers Coalition (GCC)" program to foster digital education. Poipet Province has been chosen as the first national pilot site for the upcoming academic year, aiming to cultivate IT skills and address the gender gap.
Senior Advisor to the King, Men Sam An, led a large-scale tree planting event in Svay Rieng province, emphasizing the dual goals of economic development and environmental protection. She highlighted the importance of afforestation for climate change mitigation, natural disaster resilience, and securing a hopeful future for the next generation.
China's leading online travel agency, Trip.com, has launched a 6-day space tourism package priced at approximately $760,000. The package includes 4 days of training in the US and a roughly 90-minute suborbital flight. The high price and training duration have sparked lively debate within China.
Cambodian authorities have deported 11 Thai nationals, including five women, for illegal stay, unauthorized employment, and other offenses. The operation is part of the nation's stepped-up law enforcement efforts.
Cambodian athletes have achieved success at the 2026 Asian Games, securing medals in triathlon events. Following Japan's Hojo Takumi's gold medal win in the men's individual triathlon, Cambodian representatives also performed commendably. A total of 106 Cambodian athletes are participating in the games.
In Kampong Speu, Cambodia, two robbers who used a ruse at a shop were apprehended by alert residents after attempting to steal a mobile phone. The motorcycle used in the crime and the stolen phone were confiscated.
Ahead of the kommum/sangkat council elections, the Cambodian People's Party (CPP) strongly urged party members to maintain 'unity'. Key issues highlighted included ensuring voting rights for migrant workers and strengthening party organization.
Cambodian media reports suggest individuals born in the Year of the Dragon, Rooster, and Monkey are destined for financial fortune, excelling in business and investment. This phenomenon reflects Cambodia's economic landscape and public aspirations, blending traditional astrology with modern economic outlooks.