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The 9th Asia-Pacific Parliamentarians’ Forum on Global Health (APPF-GH) convened in Cambodia, discussing Universal Health Coverage (UHC) amidst climate change and AI. Delegates from 16 countries emphasized investing in health and a people-centered approach, viewing AI as a supportive tool.
Cambodia's 2026 Upper Secondary School Examination, or Baccalaureate, concluded smoothly on August 11 after two days of testing. The exams saw over 151,000 candidates, with measures in place to ensure fairness and transparency, despite a few reported incidents of prohibited devices and health issues.
Kandal Province, Cambodia, held its 27th Ordinary Session of the 4th Mandate on August 11. The meeting reviewed and approved eight key agendas aimed at improving citizen services. Achievements in security, administrative services, health, and environmental sectors during the first semester were particularly highlighted.
Cambodia's Ministry of Economy and Finance has launched training and capacity building courses on 'Public Accounting' for target trainees, including provincial administrators from Mondulkiri, Kratié, Tboung Khmum, Stung Treng, and Ratanakiri provinces. This initiative is part of public financial management reforms aimed at enhancing transparency, accountability, and efficiency.
Battambang Province, Cambodia, held a meeting with a delegation from the Ministry of Justice to discuss investment attraction strategies aimed at boosting the province's potential and economic development. Specific mechanisms to encourage both domestic and foreign investment were discussed.
An ASEAN Observer Team, led by the Philippines, has investigated the situation along the Cambodia-Thailand border in Preah Vihear province, where 114 civilian homes were completely destroyed and 511 residents displaced due to alleged Thai military attacks in December 2025.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information spokesperson has urged high vigilance among citizens regarding the rise of fake news, particularly originating from foreign sources. The spokesperson highlighted that disinformation can cause social unrest and impact information security, advocating for improved media literacy and cautious sharing of information.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information announced a downward trend in fake news reports from May to July 2026, following the second phase of its anti-fake news campaign. The initiative aims to enhance media literacy, particularly among youth, fostering responsible digital citizens.
A meeting was held in Mondulkiri province to discuss the implementation of the "Special Program to Promote Investment in the Eastern Region of Cambodia 2025-2028." Discussions focused on attracting investment, supporting SMEs, land use planning, and sustainable tourism development to boost the regional economy.
Cambodia's Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications held an awards ceremony for its 2026 Cybersecurity Video Contest and Cybersecurity Arena competition, aiming to foster young talent in the field. Winners received cash prizes and will advance to national competitions.
Sihanoukville Province, Cambodia, has approved the exemption of customs duties, special taxes, and VAT on production equipment and raw materials for two manufacturing factories. This decision is part of the province's investment promotion policies, aiming to accelerate economic development.
Cambodia's Ministry of Economy and Finance and Ministry of Rural Development inspected four rural road construction, improvement, and restoration projects in Kampong Cham province. These initiatives are expected to boost the local economy and improve residents' livelihoods.
Cambodia's high school graduation exams concluded smoothly over two days. A total of 12 violations, including the use of electronic devices, were detected and will be addressed according to regulations. Over 150,000 students participated.
In Kandal province, Cambodia, Chhun Pholly, former director of Sitbo Health Center, has been prosecuted for sexual assault and defamation against a patient. He was dismissed in August 2026 and his nursing license suspended for two years.
Cambodia's National Assembly hosted the 9th Asia-Pacific Parliamentarians Forum on Universal Health Coverage (UHC), focusing on addressing challenges posed by AI and climate change. The three-day event brought together parliamentarians and health officials from 16 countries to foster resilient health systems.
On August 11, 2026, an ASEAN Observer Team inspected the Cambodia-Thailand border. They assessed the situation at Tejo Morok Primary School, severely damaged by a Thai military attack in December 2025. Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense reiterated its commitment to border agreements.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet chaired the 5th semi-annual meeting of the Supreme Council for Consultation and Recommendation on August 11 in Phnom Penh. The meeting focused on discussing economic and social issues, aiming for constructive dialogue with experts and relevant bodies.
Cambodia's high school graduation examinations, held from August 10-11, 2026, concluded smoothly overall. While a limited number of irregularities, primarily involving electronic devices, were reported, the process was largely orderly. Results are slated for announcement on September 2.
Rong Chhun, senior advisor to Cambodia's opposition National Power Party, criticized the Ministry of Justice's response to his petition regarding restrictions on his political rights, stating it did not address his original requests. He asserted that the Supreme Court's ruling violates the constitution and international treaties, accusing the ministry of evading the core issues.
Cambodia's National Police reported the crackdown on 85 criminal offenses and the arrest of 123 suspects nationwide between August 1 and August 10. The offenses included theft, robbery, fraud, violence, and sexual assault.
Cambodia's high school graduation examination, held on August 10-11, concluded successfully with no major disruptions. A total of 1,352 candidates were absent, and 267 experienced health issues, but the exams proceeded smoothly. Results are expected to be announced on September 2.
Cambodia's RPITSE is offering 1,150 scholarships across 11 vocational fields for youth from poor and vulnerable families, including monthly stipends, aiming to enhance skills and employment opportunities.
The National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) has mandated that electronic money (e-wallet) issuers notify the central bank within 90 days of commencing operations. This move signals an effort to enhance transparency and oversight in Cambodia's rapidly expanding digital payment landscape.
Cambodian National Assembly President Samdech Khuon Sudary paid her respects at the state funeral of late Lao parliamentary leader Xaysomphone Phomvihane, reinforcing the close political and parliamentary ties between the two nations.
Cambodia's Grade 12 Upper Secondary School Diploma Examination (Bac II) concluded its second and final day smoothly nationwide. While 1,340 candidates, or 0.88% of the registered total, were absent, no irregularities or confiscations of prohibited devices were reported. Medical teams provided assistance to candidates with health issues.
2026年8月11日午後3時10分、Sangkat Veal Vong, Khan 07 Makara, Phnom Penh通り211沿いの5番ビル「ボレイ・ケイラ」前で、精神障害を患った女性が4階から5階まで走って飛び降り、重傷を負うというサプライズが起きた。 被害者は28歳のデン・スレイ・ドスさんで、3人の兄弟と一緒に家（5番棟の4階）に住んでいます（精神的健康上の問題）。
Cambodia is considering a new digital platform to enhance market access and financial services for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), aiming to boost competitiveness and sustainable growth.
Cambodia marks the 163rd anniversary of its protectorate treaty with France, signed on August 11, 1863. Historians highlight the treaty's benefits, including civilization and national preservation, particularly noting France's role in countering Siamese influence and reclaiming territories.
Cambodia's First Lady, Dr. Pich Chanmony Hun Manet, distributed Health Equity Fund cards and relief packages to over 1,000 underprivileged families. This initiative aims to reduce medical expenses for low-income households and ensure their access to healthcare services, aligning with government policy.
An ASEAN Observer Team visited the Techo Morakot Health Centre in northern Cambodia to assess the damage from an attack last December. The centre, confirmed to be a public healthcare facility and not a military site, suffered extensive destruction from aerial bombardment and artillery. Cambodia reiterated its commitment to agreements with Thailand.
The President of the Cambodian National Assembly visited Laos, coinciding with the funeral of the former Lao National Assembly President. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to nurturing and strengthening the 'traditional and special friendship' between their nations, emphasizing the importance of trilateral cooperation among Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam.
The ASEAN Observer Team in Cambodia (AOT-KH) has visited Techo Morakot Primary School in Preah Vihear province, which suffered severe damage from Thai military aerial bombardments and artillery strikes last year. The school remains closed, highlighting the need for recovery efforts.
The Royal Government of Cambodia has launched its National Strategy on Startup Development 2026-2030, aiming to transform the Kingdom's startup ecosystem into a driver of digital innovation and sustainable economic growth. The strategy focuses on strengthening the ecosystem and fostering regional and global connectivity.
Cambodia's government spokesperson stated that protests against illegal incursions by Thai forces into Cambodian territory serve as crucial legal documents for land defense. Despite over 60 protests lodged, some citizens have voiced dissatisfaction and called for alternative solutions.
Parents in Cambodia's Koh Kong province are expressing their commitment to respecting their children's preferred fields of study, regardless of their high school exit exam results. They also voiced support for the Ministry of Education's reforms to the examination process.
The Cambodian government is offering 1,150 vocational training scholarships and monthly stipends to underprivileged youth. This initiative, part of the Prime Minister's national program, aims to foster socio-economic independence through skills development.