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Cambodia has unveiled its "National Mine Action Policy 2026-2035," designating mine clearance as central to national development. This policy represents a commitment to the Cambodian people and a promise to future generations, aiming to utilize cleared land for improved livelihoods. International support remains crucial.
Cambodia's Minister of Industry, Science, Technology, and Innovation urged the domestic soap, lotion, and cosmetics sectors to enhance value addition through local ingredient processing and prioritize product quality and safety. This aims to boost competitiveness and reduce import reliance.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet congratulated Vietnam on its Independence Day, pledging to further strengthen bilateral ties and cooperation. He praised Vietnam's economic progress and expressed anticipation for contributions to regional peace and prosperity.
Cambodia hosted the 4th International Conference of the International Water Association (IWA) in Phnom Penh, emphasizing the importance of rainwater management and sustainable development in response to climate change-induced water uncertainties. The government has prioritized water resources as a key driver for national development.
Cambodia is expanding the use of electronic Certificates of Origin (e-CO) to enhance transparency, efficiency, and security in export procedures. This initiative aims to boost the utilization of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and prevent fraudulent activities.
Cambodia's forests are not just natural landscapes but investments in the future. Sustainable forest management, community participation, and scientific monitoring are essential, with youth engagement shaping the future. This is crucial for Cambodia's economic and social stability.
An Israeli delegation highly praised the agricultural worker selection process organized by Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training for its fairness, transparency, and professionalism, expressing confidence in bilateral labor cooperation.
Eighteen Bangladeshi nationals, including men and women, have been arrested in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on suspicion of operating an online scam. The suspects are believed to have been defrauding victims with fake investment schemes.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce has launched electronic Certificates of Origin (e-Certificate of Origin) to enhance trade facilitation and transparency. This initiative aims to prevent origin fraud and support the utilization of Free Trade Agreements.
Cambodia's beauty industry is demonstrating a commitment to preserving national cultural heritage and promoting its international identity through the correct understanding and use of traditional attire. Salon owners, in particular, emphasize the importance of accurate knowledge of traditional garments like Hol and Charpat.
Phnom Penh has received the 2026 WHO Healthy Cities Recognition Award for its dedicated efforts in enhancing road safety and promoting healthier urban mobility. This recognition underscores the capital's commitment to improving residents' well-being through infrastructure development and safer transport systems.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet congratulated Vietnam on its 81st Independence Day, praising the long-standing friendship and cooperation between the two nations. He noted Vietnam's economic progress and expressed his intention to deepen the partnership for regional peace and prosperity.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has announced that the country will experience rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds across most of its territory from September 2nd to 4th, influenced by two tropical depressions. Coastal areas face a 50% chance of impact.
The 27th ordinary meeting of the 4th mandate Kampong Chhnang Provincial Council convened, with Chairman Siv Run stressing the importance of maintaining security, combating drug and gambling offenses, and preventing online scams. He also highlighted the need for improved public services and flood preparedness.
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport in Cambodia announced the results of the High School Diploma Examination held on August 10, 2026. Out of 149,876 candidates nationwide, 125,975 passed, achieving an 84.06% pass rate. Among the successful candidates, 2,022 received the highest 'A' grade.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training, in collaboration with TAFTAC, has organized a training workshop in Phnom Penh to enhance awareness and prevention of inappropriate behavior and harassment in the workplace. Approximately 3900 enterprise representatives participated, aiming to foster a safe and dignified work environment.
Authorities in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province conducted patrols and crackdowns at the Trapeang Thma Reservoir to combat the use of illegal fishing gear. Officials are urging the public to protect aquatic resources and promote sustainable fishing.
A joint Japanese-Cambodian medical team will provide free surgical treatment for hernias and hydroceles in Prey Veng province. The initiative, supported by Japan's 'Japanese Heart Center,' is in collaboration with the provincial Department of Health, Kampong Trabek District Health Office, and Kampong Trabek Referral Hospital.
A delegation from Cambodia's Ministry of Rural Development and Ministry of Economy and Finance inspected and evaluated 12 rural roads totaling over 120 kilometers in Takeo Province. These roads are recognized as vital economic arteries supporting agricultural transport and resident mobility.
Kampong Thom province, Cambodia, has intensified its crackdown on illegal fishing activities in the Tonle Sap Lake. Authorities have seized and destroyed numerous illegal fishing gears, including nets exceeding legal lengths and traps used for poaching. This effort aims to protect the lake's ecosystem and promote sustainable fishing practices.
The Cambodian government has announced a national policy to completely clear all landmines and war remnants from the country by 2035. This marks a significant step towards eliminating the threats left by decades of conflict and ensuring national safety and economic development. While over 4,000 people were casualties annually in the past, this number has now dropped to under 100 per year.
The Mongkol Borei District in Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, is accelerating the construction of a 566-meter drainage system. This project aims to alleviate road flooding and improve the living environment and urban aesthetics for residents. District authorities have urged for swift and quality execution.
Despite facing border challenges, Banteay Meanchey province in Cambodia continues to prioritize student education, with the provincial governor emphasizing its crucial role in human resource development and the nation's future at a high school graduation exam results announcement.
A campaign titled 'Sufficient Nutrition, Sufficient Food Starts from Your Home' was held in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province. Residents were educated on the importance of selecting, preparing, and cooking safe, nutritious food, with a focus on strengthening support for displaced populations.
Sihanoukville Province announced the results of the 2025-2026 academic year high school graduation exams, with only 26 students achieving the top 'A' grade, a significant decrease from the previous year. The provincial governor has directed the Department of Education to strengthen educational efforts to increase the number of 'A' grades in the upcoming academic year.
An ASEAN Observer Team conducted an inspection near Cambodia-Thailand border marker 72. The visit reaffirmed Cambodia's commitment to peaceful dispute resolution and adherence to international law in border matters.
Cambodia highlighted new investment opportunities at the China-ASEAN Business Summit amidst global uncertainties and supply chain realignments. The nation urged businesses to consider Cambodia as a base for expanding production and operations into regional and global markets, citing growing China-ASEAN trade and investment.
Cambodia's Anti-Cybercrime Department has arrested a 38-year-old man for illegal lending with high interest rates, extortion, and sexual exploitation. The suspect allegedly demanded nude images from borrowers and threatened to release them if payments were late. Legal proceedings are underway.
British Ambassador Dominic addresses Cambodia-Thailand border issues with Special Envoy Kem Monovithya. Both sides emphasized the importance of peaceful resolution to ease tensions along the border.
Authorities in Bavet city, Svay Rieng province, Cambodia, have seized a large quantity of electronic devices, including goods suspected of evading customs duties. The customs department is conducting a detailed investigation into these items, seen as part of a broader crackdown on illicit trade within the domestic market.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has awarded Phnom Penh City, Cambodia, its 2026 Healthy Cities award in recognition of its contributions to traffic safety and public health. The city has been recognized for promoting safe public transportation, reducing non-communicable diseases, and implementing traffic safety measures around schools.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior has issued a first-time administrative warning to six senior immigration officials for violating disciplinary regulations in their duties. The decision was announced in a directive signed by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sar Sokha, dated August 20.
A man who defecated on a roadside planter in Phnom Penh has publicly apologized after turning himself in to the police, following widespread criticism on social media. The man, a motorcycle taxi driver, admitted his unethical act affected hygiene, aesthetics, and public order. Police issued a warning and obtained a pledge to cease such activities before releasing him.
Phnom Penh police have officially confirmed that a woman's death following a motorcycle accident on August 31 was a solo fall, with no involvement of robbery or third parties. Evidence and witness testimonies have clarified the incident.
The Ministry of Cults and Religion in Cambodia has issued guidelines for the observance of the traditional Pchum Ben festival. The directive emphasizes respecting the religious and cultural significance of the festival while encouraging integration with social welfare activities.
The Thai Ambassador reportedly asked a third country's envoy to persuade his Cambodian counterpart to refrain from raising the Cambodia-Thailand border dispute at the Francophonie forum. The Cambodian Ambassador refused, vowing to expose Thailand's aggressive actions.