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Cambodia's Minister of Inspection stated that India's ITEC program is a vital platform for developing civil servants' capacity and strengthening bilateral friendship. This was highlighted during the 'ITEC Day' celebration in Phnom Penh on September 15th.
Sen Monorom city authorities in Mondulkiri province have removed 15 business signboards for non-compliance with technical standards, lacking permits, and incorrect Khmer spelling. An administrative inspection in three locations within the city also identified eight foreign nationals, including Chinese, Lao, and Vietnamese.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth met with French Council of State Vice President Marc Guillaume in Paris on September 15th, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance legal cooperation. This marks a significant step in Cambodia's legal reforms and human resource development.
Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to aviation safety, modernization, sustainability, and regional connectivity at the ICAO Asia-Pacific conference. The nation will focus on enhancing safety oversight, airspace efficiency, sustainable aviation fuel adoption, and international airport readiness.
Cambodia emphasized the vital role of human rights education in fostering peace and mutual respect among youth at the UN Human Rights Council, calling for strengthened technical assistance for developing countries.
Cambodia has launched a new bulk shipping route from Sihanoukville Port to the Philippines to accelerate rice exports, aiming to reduce logistics costs and enhance international competitiveness.
SuperBankRatings has released its inaugural Cambodia SuperPower Banking Index, ranking banks with assets under $1 billion. Mizuho Bank Phnom Penh Branch and ARDB tied for first place, with the index evaluating institutional strength across various parameters.
Cambodian workers support a minimum wage increase for the upcoming year but are requesting a moderate adjustment that considers the economic situation and labor market. Concerns are raised that excessive hikes could burden factories, leading to job losses and fewer new employment opportunities.
Christopher Anderson, the new US Ambassador to Cambodia, is set to assume his post. A former US Army soldier, Anderson is expected to lead the US Embassy and work towards strengthening bilateral relations, drawing significant attention.
Cambodian Army Commander General Vong Pisen briefed a French security official on the current situation of the border dispute with Thailand, reiterating Cambodia's stance for peaceful resolution based on international law and bilateral agreements. He also expressed gratitude for French support.
Cambodia celebrated 'India Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Day', reaffirming the long-standing friendship and deepening cooperation between the two nations. Emphasis was placed on India's contribution to Cambodia's national development through human resource training.
The new UNICEF Representative to Cambodia met with the Minister of Education, Youth and Sport, reaffirming strengthened cooperation on promoting inclusive education and enhancing educational quality through AI utilization. Focus areas included support for ethnic minorities and children with disabilities, and the integration of AI in digital education.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism has announced the 'Run for Green Tourism on Bokor Mountain' obstacle trail event, aiming to promote the natural and cultural tourism potential of Kampot province and foster sustainable tourism.
In Cambodia's Preah Vihear province, 240 organic rice farmers are undergoing training in climate-resilient cultivation techniques. Part of the PEARL Project, supported by the Green Climate Fund, the initiative aims to boost productivity and meet market demand.
Cambodia is urgently seeking international support and technical expertise from development partners to clear M-series cluster bomb remnants dropped by Thai forces. These unexploded ordnances pose a significant threat to residents, having already caused 10 casualties.
Cambodia's Information Minister praised the nation's delegation for peacefully safeguarding national interests based on international law during initial conciliation proceedings over maritime boundary disputes with Thailand. The UNCLOS-based conciliation meeting in Singapore signals hope for a peaceful resolution between the two nations.
The Cambodian National Assembly will hold a plenary session on September 21 to validate the mandate of Sok Phen, who replaces the late Chan Sarun for the Takeo constituency. The session will also deliberate and approve four key draft laws, including the ASEAN Protocol to Amend the ASEAN Charter.
The Cambodian Red Cross, Svay Rieng Branch, launched a tree planting campaign, planting 333 saplings to celebrate National Forest Day. The initiative aims to combat climate change and enhance local aesthetics.
Cambodia celebrated the official launch of a 10,000-ton rice shipment by sea to the Philippines. This initiative aims to reduce logistics costs and enhance international competitiveness, marking a significant step for the country's agricultural and logistics sectors.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet urged medical professionals to possess both expertise and compassion for patients, emphasizing the 'three quick' principles: early detection, early referral, and early treatment. Speaking at the inauguration of the new Hla May Cancer Specialist Hospital, the Prime Minister stressed that healthcare investment is an investment in life and national development, vowing to strengthen public health systems and cancer control efforts.
The Cambodian Red Cross has once again provided $100,000 USD in humanitarian aid to the Chinese Red Cross to support disaster relief efforts in China. This marks the second such donation this year, following a similar contribution in August. The organization also provided aid to Nepal.
A ceremony was held at Cambodia's Ministry of Rural Development to acknowledge the reshuffling and bổ sung of the leadership committee for the Cambodia Women's Association for Peace and Development (CWAAPD) branch within the ministry, underscoring the government's commitment to women's empowerment and national development.
Sen Sok District in Phnom Penh is urging residents to properly maintain drainage wells in front of their homes, prohibiting unauthorized closures or blockages. The district requests cooperation in removing debris that obstructs water flow during heavy rains, following past findings that residents' alterations to drainage systems contributed to poor drainage.
Cambodia has appealed to the international community for technical and financial assistance to clear M-series cluster bombs, believed to have originated from Thai forces during border conflicts. These unexploded munitions pose a high risk to residents, particularly children, with 10 people already casualties.
US Secretary of State has sworn in new Ambassador Christopher Anderson, tasking him to lead the US Embassy in Cambodia. Ambassador Anderson aims to usher in a new chapter in US-Cambodia relations, promoting US interests while supporting Cambodia's strength and prosperity. His focus will be on expanding trade and investment, enhancing security cooperation, and combating fraud networks.
Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to defending national interests through peaceful and legal means following the first three-day meeting of the Cambodia-Thailand reconciliation process under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in Singapore. The Minister of Information praised the Cambodian delegation's efforts, highlighting the importance of dialogue over confrontation for dispute resolution.
Cambodia's Ministry of Women's Affairs has announced the "Good Parents, Good Children, and Good Families" program, aimed at enhancing parental roles and responsibilities and promoting gender equality. The initiative encourages male participation in family affairs and aims to prevent gender-based violence.
In Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province, efforts are underway to disseminate a Royal Decree concerning the special statute for teachers. A seminar held on the 16th in Phnom Srok district aimed to enhance understanding of the legal framework, rights, and obligations among education personnel, contributing to improved education quality and human resource development.
Cambodia's Commander-in-Chief praised defense cooperation with France, noting a roadmap is being developed towards a strategic partnership. Discussions covered France's past role in peacebuilding, human resource development, and counter-terrorism, among other areas of collaboration.
Pailin Province, Cambodia, is collaborating with the Australian NGO 'Every Mum' to reduce maternal and infant mortality. The NGO, active in Cambodia for over 25 years, provides training for midwives and healthcare workers, medical equipment, and promotes antenatal care. The provincial government has pledged full cooperation.
In Cambodia's Kampong Thom province, 6,297 land ownership certificates were distributed to residents in Tangkout district. This initiative aims to reduce land disputes, protect citizens' property rights, and boost state revenue through property taxes. The government, under Prime Minister Hun Manet, is pushing land policies to improve citizens' livelihoods.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has directed the Ministry of Health to accelerate the implementation of the National Strategy to Fight Cancer (2025-2030). He emphasized early detection, accurate diagnosis, appropriate treatment, and quality patient care, alongside improving local healthcare services and training medical professionals.
Cambodia emphasized its commitment to peaceful resolution based on international law during its first consultation with Thailand on border issues in Singapore. Information Minister Net Pheaktra lauded the Cambodian delegation's lawful and diplomatic approach, reaffirming the nation's foreign policy prioritizing dialogue over confrontation.
Cambodia launched a new direct rice export route to the Philippines on September 16, 2026, with a 10,000-ton shipment via bulk carrier from Sihanoukville Autonomous Port. This initiative by City Rice and Dilai Trading aims to enhance waterborne export capacity beyond containerized shipping.
Cambodia has actively promoted investment opportunities in its agriculture and agro-industry sectors to Indonesia's JAPFA Group, highlighting incentives under its Law on Investment and a new framework for agro-industrial parks to attract private capital.
Cambodia, Vietnam, and Laos convened a workshop to share South Korea's experience in financing green economic growth. The initiative aims to strengthen regional cooperation for sustainable economic development while balancing economic growth and environmental protection.