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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, marking International Day of Peace, honored the value of peace and the sacrifices made to maintain it. Cambodia will host the Francophonie Summit in November to discuss de-escalating geopolitical tensions and promoting inclusive development. He emphasized economic growth translating into improved livelihoods for citizens.
In Phnom Penh, Cambodia, the owner of a business named "So City" has been ordered by authorities to rectify actions including encroaching on public sidewalks and verbally abusing citizens. The owner is currently absent, prompting authorities to plan a follow-up inspection.
A cargo train derailed in Battambang province on September 19th, with three out of five carriages spilling diesel fuel. Environmental ministry officials are on-site assessing the situation and implementing measures to prevent contamination of water sources and minimize ecological and community impacts.
A Cambodian delegation from the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training visited Seoul, South Korea, for practical training on enhancing occupational safety and health in the construction sector. In collaboration with the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency (KOSHA), the delegation aimed to learn advanced Korean safety management techniques and regulations to improve safety standards within Cambodia.
The Cambodia-China Friendship Technical School in Sihanoukville is focusing on training in four high-demand technical fields: electrical engineering, computer technology, automotive mechanics, and accounting/finance. This initiative aims to expand youth employment opportunities and foster industrial development.
The Cambodian Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training organized a job forum in Angkor Chey district, Kampot province, offering 2,412 domestic job opportunities to citizens. This initiative aims to help returning migrant workers from Thailand and job-seeking youth secure stable income closer to home.
Phnom Penh authorities in Dangkao district have busted an online scam operation, arresting nine individuals of Bangladeshi nationality. Counterfeit US dollars and numerous electronic devices believed to be used in the scams were seized.
Kampot City Poly-Clinic has had its agreement with the Social Security Fund (B.S.S.) terminated after being officially closed by the Ministry of Health due to severe professional misconduct and breach of contract. The clinic will cease providing services to B.S.S. members.
Cambodia will host an international conference on combating online scams from September 23-24 in Phnom Penh. The Minister of Information stated the event reflects the country's responsible stance and commitment to international cooperation against fraud. The expulsion of over 20,000 foreign suspects in the past year was also highlighted.
The Institute of Management and Economics Science (IMSE) in Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia, celebrated the opening of its 3rd academic year for 2026-2027. The institute aims to provide quality education and ensure post-graduation employment, contributing to student welfare and national development, with notable features like 100% scholarships and career guidance.
Ms. Khoun Khunhdi of the Cambodian People's Party urged local party organizations to strengthen unity for upcoming commune/district council elections. She also addressed issues concerning voters working abroad and the peaceful resolution of the Cambodia-Thailand border.
In Cambodia's Kampong Cham province, aid from Prime Minister Hun Manet was distributed to 23 families displaced by a Mekong Riverbank collapse. The provincial governor urged residents to remain vigilant against natural disasters.
The Cambodian Ambassador to South Korea has proposed to KwangWoon University to expand cooperation with more Cambodian universities. The initiative aims to promote student exchange in future-oriented fields like electronic engineering and AI, fostering skilled talent for Cambodia's economic development.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has shared an article by a Thai professor published in a weekly newspaper concerning the maritime border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. The Prime Minister refrained from commenting on the article, urging both nations' citizens to reflect. The article focuses on remarks made by Thailand's Foreign Minister at an international conference in Singapore, questioning Thai nationalism and the effectiveness of its pronouncements on the global stage.
Secretary-General of the Cambodian Red Cross, Ms. Pum Chantini, met with officials from the Preah Vihear Provincial Branch to discuss their 2026 activities and future plans for 2027 and beyond. Discussions focused on strengthening humanitarian efforts in the province based on Red Cross core principles.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology, led by Secretary of State Chay Bunrith, visited border guards in Oddar Meanchey province, delivering supplies from Prime Minister Hun Manet. The initiative aims to boost morale and support the daily lives of soldiers defending the border with Thailand.
Cambodia's Minister of Rural Development, Chhay Rithisen, inspected the progress of three rural roads and bridges under construction in Takeo Province. These projects aim to improve rural livelihoods and enhance climate resilience, with some funded by loans from the ADB and the Green Climate Fund.
Cambodia's Minister of Environment has announced plans to promote sustainable green leisure development, inspired by a visit to a nature reserve in China. The initiative aims to strengthen natural resource protection and conservation, while also boosting local economies and improving community livelihoods through measures like distributing saplings to citizens.
Cambodia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with South Korea's Dongguk University to study the feasibility of enhancing child traffic safety education and establishing AI-powered traffic safety parks. The initiative aims to boost children's awareness and provide practical educational experiences.
Cambodia's Health Minister visited border troops in Uddar Mean Chey province on September 19th, praising their patriotism, dedication, and sacrifices in defending the nation. He conveyed greetings from the government and emphasized the importance of medical support.
A cargo train derailed in Cambodia's Battambang province on September 19th, causing a spill of diesel and gasoline. No casualties were reported, but authorities have issued stern warnings to residents to stay away from the spilled fuel.
Cambodia's acting head of state, Hun Sen, has taken note of an article in a Thai weekly newspaper concerning the maritime border dispute. He shared the article, hoping it would enhance understanding between the two nations' citizens, refraining from personal commentary and leaving judgment to the readers. The article critiques Thailand's diplomatic approach in light of its domestic politics.
The Cambodian Ministry of Justice has announced that AI-generated fake photos and misinformation are circulating on social media regarding a gong allegedly stolen from a temple in Phnom Penh. The ministry urges an end to the spread of information that distorts the truth.
Cambodia's Minister of Rural Development, Chhay Rithisen, inspected the progress of three rural road construction projects in Takeo Province. These initiatives aim to improve living standards and climate resilience, with completion targeted by the end of 2026.
Cambodia's National Institute of Statistics, under the Ministry of Planning, has officially selected 16 individuals (8 women, 8 men) through a competitive examination for contract-based employment. Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many signed off on the results, with selected candidates needing to confirm acceptance within one week.
Humanitarian aid from Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet was distributed to 23 families affected by riverbank collapses in Srey Santhor district, Kampong Cham province. The Prime Minister emphasized his commitment to supporting citizens facing hardship.
The Governor of Takeo Province has instructed local authorities and relevant security forces to accelerate the issuance of Cambodian national identity cards to citizens. This measure is crucial for voter registration and accessing public services, emphasizing prompt action for those who are underage, have expired cards, or have never obtained one.
Cambodia has conducted rigorous oral examinations for civil servant recruitment. Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many inspected the process, emphasizing the importance of uniform procedures and standards to ensure transparency. This selection, aimed at recruiting staff for the National Institute of Statistics, involved 26 candidates who passed the initial written tests.
Cambodia is on the verge of receiving WHO certification for malaria elimination, having recorded zero deaths from the disease since 2018 and aiming for the certification by 2030. Announcements on September 19, 2026, indicate a significant reduction in cases by 2025, attributing success to a national strategy.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) held a meeting with prospective commune/sangkat council candidates and party members in Kratie province, preparing for the 2027 local elections. Net Pheaktra urged candidates to strengthen ties with local residents and contribute to problem-solving.
A donation of 3000 cases of Cambodia purified water from former Prime Minister Hun Sen (Senior Minister) was delivered to frontline border troops in Anlong Veng and Cham Songham, Oddar Meanchey province. The gesture, following the former PM's directives, aims to support soldiers defending the nation's borders.
Cambodia's Health Minister visited a health center in Siem Reap province unannounced, stating it has undergone a 'hopeful change' with improved staff morale and renewed public trust, evidenced by a significant increase in patient numbers.
Poipet Province, Cambodia, has launched a campaign to plant over 1,000 saplings to restore the ecosystem and biodiversity around Tonle Sap Lake. This initiative is part of efforts to protect natural resources and ensure sustainability.
In Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province, youth are positioned as the core force for drug abuse prevention and traffic safety promotion. At an awareness event on the 19th, the deputy governor urged young people to understand the dangers of drugs and the importance of traffic law compliance, calling for their contribution to community safety and national development.
A training session on gender and eye health was held in Kampong Cham province, Cambodia. Officials from social welfare departments and those responsible for women and children's affairs participated, discussing the impact of digital devices on eyesight and its connection to gender equality and inclusion.
A car accident occurred on Cambodia's expressway when a vehicle crashed into a safety barrier and plunged off the road. A Filipino woman, a passenger in the car, sustained serious injuries and was transported to the hospital. The driver has been taken into police custody.