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A new road, R4, connecting the Boeung Kak area to Monivong Boulevard in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, has reached 80% completion and is expected to open before the upcoming Pchum Ben festival in September. This development aims to alleviate traffic congestion and promote urban development.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism has launched a "Cambodia Tourism Roadmap for the Russian Market," identifying Russia as a key target to boost tourist arrivals. Direct flights between the two countries have also been proposed.
Cambodia is reviewing a 10-year industrial development policy (2026-2035) to shift its manufacturing sector from labor-intensive to high-value, technology-based industries. Key objectives include attracting quality investment and creating skilled jobs.
Banteay Meanchey Governor Oum Ratry has instructed residents of Rong Cham village to prepare homestays to accommodate visitors, aiming to boost their income. This initiative supports resident self-reliance and stimulates the local economy.
The 'Sousdey Indonesia 2026' event has commenced in Cambodia, aiming to enhance the recognition of Indonesian products and expand bilateral trade. The Indonesian Embassy and the Cambodian Ministry of Commerce are collaborating to deepen economic ties.
Allegations have surfaced in Cambodia's Ratanakiri province that the provincial police chief is tacitly allowing large-scale gambling operations within his jurisdiction. Residents suspect lax law enforcement or collusion with officials.
The Skills Development Fund (SDF) and the Cambodia Logistics Association (CLA) co-organized a workshop on priority skill needs in Cambodia's logistics sector, attended by approximately 140 participants. The initiative aims to boost productivity and competitiveness through workforce training. SDF has supported over 101,500 trainees, contributing to reported productivity gains in participating companies.
The 9th World Cleanup Day was celebrated in Kandal Province, Cambodia, promoting environmental awareness and citizen participation. This initiative aligns with the government's environmental strategy and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Cashew nuts under the 'Mitt Damrei' brand from Cambodia's Ratanakiri province have been showcased for the first time at the China-ASEAN Expo in Nanning, China. This initiative aims to expand export markets for Cambodian agricultural products and penetrate international markets, while also promoting sustainably forest-certified goods.
Kampong Chhnang Province has organized a workshop to disseminate its 3-Year Rolling Investment Program for 2027-2029. The initiative aims to identify development needs and align them with resources from development partners and stakeholders to effectively meet citizen demands. The program is guided by national development strategies and relevant legal frameworks.
A workshop on the benefits of the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) was held in Don Kaev City, Takéo Province, Cambodia, targeting public sector employees. Local authorities emphasized the importance of the scheme and urged wider public participation.
Cambodia's Senate Committee on Human Rights, Petitions, Investigation, and Inspection (First Committee) met with the Takeo Provincial Administration to discuss economic development and job creation. Takeo province hosts over 1,000 enterprises, generating nearly 170,000 jobs with annual wages exceeding $500 million.
Kampong Thom Provincial Police Chief, Major General Heng Sophal, has announced seven key priorities for ongoing security operations, following a review of the first nine months of 2026. These priorities encompass strengthening national security, combating crime, eradicating drugs, ensuring traffic safety, tackling economic offenses, managing population statistics, and improving identification services.
World Clean Day was observed in Cambodia's Kampong Cham province, with residents and officials participating in public clean-up efforts and advocating for environmental conservation. The importance of reducing plastic waste was highlighted, emphasizing a commitment to a sustainable and green future for Cambodia.
An inauguration ceremony for newly completed Buddhist facilities was held at Kirivong Pagoda in Kirivong District, Takeo Province, Cambodia. High-ranking monks and provincial governors attended, emphasizing the importance of peace for national and religious development, as well as freedom of religious belief for citizens.
Banteay Meanchey Province in Cambodia is encouraging residents to establish home-stay businesses. This initiative aims to transition residents from temporary housing to securing independent income sources and improving household living standards. The provincial governor emphasizes that well-maintained, safe, and pleasant accommodations will stimulate the local economy.
In Banteay Meanchey Province, the Deputy Governor and head of the provincial Youth Union (UYFC) collaborated with Yeo's company to distribute humanitarian aid, including beverages and food, to 3,232 displaced residents in six villages of Srok Svay Chek. This initiative underscores care for the local population and social responsibility.
Cambodia is forecast to experience thunderstorms and gusty winds across 50% to 70% of its land area from September 19th to 21st. Authorities are urging caution, particularly in highland and coastal regions, as the influence of Tropical Storm Dujuan is indicated, though it is not on a direct path to Cambodia.
Cambodia's central bank announced that CIMB Group executives reaffirmed the bank's ongoing commitment to promoting the use of the Khmer Riel and expanding its business operations in Cambodia. CIMB also presented plans for introducing new financial products and services.
Dongfeng Motor showcased its latest smart automotive technologies at China's Science and Technology Innovation Week. The company is focusing on the growing demand in the Cambodian market and aims to expand its sales there.
Cambodia's Minister of Justice has encouraged the Microfinance Association to strengthen customer protection and utilize existing dispute resolution mechanisms. This is to ensure that customer complaints and disputes are resolved efficiently, transparently, and in a timely manner. Discussions covered legal cases involving banks and microfinance institutions, and enhancing cooperation with the non-judicial dispute resolution authority.
Approximately 300 fragments of Buddha statues discovered at the Angkor site in Cambodia are undergoing cleaning by a specialized team from the Preah Norodom Sihanouk-Angkor Museum. These fragments, found in 2020, represent a crucial step towards future restoration efforts.
Sathapana Bank in Cambodia has partnered with Henley & Partners to expand its premier banking services for high-net-worth individuals. This collaboration aims to offer enhanced value beyond traditional financial services, including investment migration and wealth management.
Cambodia has urged enhanced regional cooperation among Mekong-Lancang countries to combat misinformation and disinformation. The Minister of Information proposed building a resilient information ecosystem through media literacy, professional fact-checking, and information sharing.
Pouthisat oranges from Ou Khcheay in Battambang province, Cambodia, are selling better than last year, increasing the income of farmers and traders. Increased demand and a robust domestic market are contributing to higher yields and prices.
Sihanoukville provincial police arrested nine individuals on September 14th and 15th for alleged involvement in drug trafficking across four different villages. Seized items included stimulants, a firearm, and ammunition. Authorities are urging public cooperation in reporting related offenses.
Originating from art therapy for Cambodian children in refugee camps initiated by a French teacher, Phare Ponleu Selpak has evolved into an organization providing education and employment opportunities for youth in Battambang and Siem Reap, supported by circus performances.
Fourteen officials from Cambodia's Ministry of Information visited India TV in New Delhi to study traditional and modern media systems and technical management. The visit was organized in collaboration with C-DAC and the Indian Institute of Creative Skills.
Fourteen officials from Cambodia's Ministry of Information have successfully completed a specialized training program on 'New Era Media and Information Technology' in New Delhi, India, aimed at enhancing media capabilities for the digital age.
Kandal Provincial Governor Kuoch Chamroeun stated that out of 962 land dispute cases in the province, 631 remain unresolved. He instructed relevant authorities to expedite resolutions based on transparency and justice, aiming to protect citizens' legal rights and contribute to economic development.
Cambodia is hosting an international conference on combating online scams, demonstrating its commitment to tackling the issue and cooperating with the global community. Concurrently, the Cambodian government strongly protested Thai activities in border areas, which it claims are using scam crackdowns as a pretext for alleged territorial incursions.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth signed a Letter of Intent with France's Directorate of Legal and Administrative Information (DILA) in Paris, aiming to digitize Cambodia's legal system and share information. This signifies the enduring friendship and robust cooperation between the two nations.
Cambodia has proposed a "Prevent. Verify. Cooperate." approach to strengthen information integrity within the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation framework, aiming to enhance the reliability of information sharing across the region.
Prime Minister Hun Manet reaffirmed Cambodia's commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through inclusive prosperity, investing in people, environmental protection, and strengthening partnerships. He emphasized ensuring opportunities for all citizens to live dignified lives and balancing economic development with environmental protection.
Cambodia will host an international conference on combating online scams in Phnom Penh from September 23-24. The Minister of Information stated the event highlights Cambodia's commitment and serves as a platform to share experiences as a victim nation.
Negotiations for Cambodia's minimum wage for the textile, footwear, travel goods, and bags sectors for 2027 are facing significant hurdles. Worker representatives are demanding an increase to $225.3 or $250.6 per month, while employers are pushing to maintain the current $210. The government is mediating the discussions.