Phnom Penh Governor has urged district and commune authorities to strengthen security and improve citizen services, amidst the city's modernization efforts and the government's economic goals. Addressing urban challenges like traffic congestion and waste management was also emphasized.
Authorities in Phnom Penh's Russey Keo District are continuing repair work on damaged roads and potholes to ensure resident safety and facilitate travel. Specific measures, including concrete curing periods and traffic restrictions, are being implemented on key routes.
The Department of Agriculture of Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, held a "National Fish Day" event, releasing thousands of fry to raise public awareness and promote the conservation of aquatic resources. Officials emphasized the importance of sustainable fishing and ecosystem preservation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education inspected the handover and storage of high school exit exam papers. The exam proceeded smoothly nationwide under strict supervision with anti-corruption measures in place. Results are expected on September 2nd.
On August 12, 2026, answer sheets from Cambodia's national high school graduation examinations were successfully transported to Preah Sisowath High School in Phnom Penh. Preparations for grading are underway under strict security, with the marking process expected to occur from August 13 to 19.
Cambodia's Minister of Information, Net Pheaktra, led a meeting on 'Defining Positions and Job Descriptions' to ensure each civil servant clearly understands their roles, responsibilities, and authority, thereby enhancing work efficiency in line with the Ministry's new structure.
Cambodia's Ministry of Defense has completed inspections of infrastructure projects, including roads, bridges, and drainage systems, in the Mongkol Borei district of Banteay Meanchey province. The government is urging residents to view these public assets as their own and actively participate in their upkeep.
Battambang and Banteay Meanchey provinces in Cambodia have signed an agreement to adjust their administrative border. This move aims to clarify and enhance efficiency in local administration, following a notification from the Ministry of Interior.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology held a meeting to define technical specifications for an irrigation system and flood management project along the Funan Techo Canal, part of the government's initiative to advance the canal project.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and political stability in the four northeastern provinces as a prerequisite for socio-economic development during the inauguration of projects in Stung Treng. He specifically directed efforts towards investment promotion and enhancing citizens' skills for sustainable growth.
In Mondulkiri province, Cambodia, the high school graduation exam (Bakdup) saw an exceptionally high attendance rate of over 99.74%, with only 2 out of 770 registered candidates absent. This highlights the strong commitment of Cambodian youth to education and trust in the examination system.
Cambodia reported a 20% year-on-year increase in traffic accidents during the first half of 2026, with a rise in fatalities and injuries. Phnom Penh recorded the highest number of incidents with 461 cases. Speeding accounted for 46% of accidents, highlighting a prevalent issue with driver compliance to traffic laws.
Exam papers for Cambodia's high school graduation examination, held on August 10, have successfully arrived in Phnom Penh from various provinces and are being securely stored. Grading will take place from August 13 to 19, with results expected to be announced on September 2.
The 'Phnom Penh Temple' of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was inaugurated in Cambodia, with Minister of Cults and Religious Affairs, Chay Borin, attending as the representative of Prime Minister Hun Manet. The ceremony highlighted religious freedom and the church's social contributions.
Phnom Penh Governor has instructed district and commune authorities to enhance public services and maintain security for citizens. He emphasized the importance of these efforts in the increasingly modernized capital, crucial for improving the quality of life. Infrastructure development and traffic issues were also addressed.
Cambodian Minister of Labour and Vocational Training, Heng Sour, met with 21 students awarded Japanese government scholarships under the JDS program. He encouraged them to leverage their advanced studies in Japan to become valuable human resources contributing to Cambodia's development. The students are set to depart for Japan in August 2026 for Master's and Doctoral programs.
Phnom Penh Governor Khuong Sreng has instructed district and commune authorities to further strengthen security and improve citizen services. This directive is part of broader efforts to enhance the quality of life for residents and achieve national development goals, with a particular emphasis on infrastructure development and administrative efficiency.
Battambang and Banteay Meanchey provinces in Cambodia have signed an agreement to adjust their administrative boundaries. This move aims to clarify the border between the two provinces for more efficient administrative management, following a directive from the Ministry of Interior.
Cambodia's Supreme Sangha Council has called for the unity of 'Buddha Dharma and Royal Law' to defend the nation's territorial integrity amidst alleged incursions by Thai military forces. The statement was made during a food and financial aid distribution event for frontline soldiers and 1200 residents in Koh Kong province.
A Cambodian phone shop owner has drawn widespread condemnation from the public and military personnel for allegedly using insulting language towards a soldier who purchased a phone online. Authorities have launched an investigation. The owner has apologized, but calls for legal action persist.
Joint forces in Cambodia's Kampong Thom province have intensified operations against illegal fishing during the closed season, seizing and destroying over 500 meters of illegal fishing nets and releasing kilograms of juvenile fish.
Cambodia's Minister of Women's Affairs has encouraged scholarship students studying in France to acquire new technologies and contribute to research and development. This initiative is part of the nation's efforts to cultivate talent essential for economic and social development, aiming to achieve national vision by 2050.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints inaugurated its new temple in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Minister of Cults and Religion, Chai Borin, representing Prime Minister Hun Manet, highlighted Cambodia's religious freedom and diversity, praising the church's social contributions. The church has been instrumental in Cambodia's development through various initiatives including education, water supply, and healthcare.
Cambodia held a ministerial meeting to enhance its complaint handling efficiency. Minister Sok Soken instructed to ensure transparency and confidentiality in receiving complaints, aiming to boost public trust.
Phnom Penh Governor has instructed authorities to strengthen security and improve administrative services to enhance citizens' quality of life. Amidst the capital's development, ensuring public safety and streamlining administrative procedures are emphasized.
Cambodia has established an inter-ministerial technical working group to define technical specifications for irrigation systems and flood management within the Funan Techo Canal development project. This marks a significant step towards advancing the canal's implementation.
Battambang Provincial Police Commander has ordered the Human Resources Department to thoroughly investigate an officer allegedly involved in watching and participating in online cockfighting. The incident, which spread on social media, has been deemed damaging to the police's reputation.
The Constitutional Council of Cambodia held a seminar to report on the achievements of the 1993 Constitution over the past 30 years to leaders and authorities in Stung Treng province. President Hi Sophoro emphasized that the harmony between modern values like democracy, human rights, and the rule of law, and traditional Cambodian values (nation, religion, king) has contributed to 30 years of stability.
The Cambodian government has praised the vital role of ASEAN observers in documenting developments along the Cambodia-Thailand border, stating they are direct eyewitnesses to the situation. Their reports are considered crucial for verifying alleged ceasefire violations and their impact on civilians, aiding in the peaceful resolution of territorial disputes.
Kandal Province Governor Kuoch Chamroeun has instructed relevant authorities to expedite the distribution of land ownership certificates to citizens. This directive follows the successful systematic land measurement and registration and the issuance of titles. The governor also urged enhanced measures against dengue fever.
Students and instructors from the National Polytechnic Institute of Angkor (NPIA) in Siem Reap, Cambodia, donated blood to support children undergoing treatment at Jayavarman VII Hospital (Kunta Bopha Hospital 3). The initiative highlights their commitment to social responsibility and saving lives.
Cambodia's banking and microfinance associations have urged for balanced reporting following human rights group LICADHO's highlighting of debt issues in indigenous communities. The associations contend that featured cases have been resolved and that partial reporting could lead to public misunderstanding.
The Australian Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia (AusCham) will host its Sundowners Networking Night in Phnom Penh on August 21, offering business professionals a platform to foster connections.
The Cambodian government has unveiled its National Strategy on Startup Development 2026-2030. The initiative aims to foster innovation, enhance access to funding, and cultivate talent to elevate the nation's startup ecosystem to international standards.
A business delegation from China's Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area visited Cambodia, holding discussions aimed at strengthening economic cooperation. Specific outcomes and future areas of collaboration are expected to be announced soon.
The Cambodian Red Cross Banteay Meanchey Provincial Branch organized a training session for 59 volunteers from two communes in Preah Net Preah District, focusing on first aid and the fundamental principles of the Red Cross. This initiative aims to bolster humanitarian aid delivery to local communities.