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Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has expressed profound gratitude to all stakeholders for their active cooperation and dedication in ensuring the smooth conduct of the 2026 High School Exit Examination held on August 10. The exam, which saw over 150,000 candidates, was conducted with fairness and transparency.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior convened a meeting to discuss a draft plan for refugee reception. The initiative aims to strengthen refugee acceptance mechanisms, refine immigration procedures, and enhance cooperation between ministries and international organizations, guided by humanitarian principles and international agreements. This reflects Cambodia's responsible contribution to resolving international challenges.
Cambodia is expected to experience rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across various provinces from August 11-13, influenced by tropical depressions over the Pacific. Coastal areas are particularly prone to higher chances of rainfall.
Steung Treng Province, Cambodia, held an groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of homes for 50 families of veterans and repatriated soldiers lacking land or housing. Donations from Prime Minister Hun Sen and his wife were also presented.
The Cambodian government has decided to temporarily reduce retail prices for gasoline and diesel fuel from August 11-21, in response to global market fluctuations. While aimed at easing the burden on citizens, the effectiveness of this measure is subject to debate.
A dissemination meeting on amendments to Cambodia's Road Law was held to foster understanding among stakeholders regarding strengthened measures against overweight transportation. Emphasis was placed on legal compliance to protect infrastructure and ensure safety.
The UN World Food Programme (WFP), in collaboration with Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, is supplying nutrient-fortified rice for school meals. This initiative provides children with essential vitamins and minerals, enhancing their learning and physical/mental development, while strengthening quality control systems.
The Cambodian Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport announced that the second day of the high school graduation examination proceeded smoothly nationwide without any significant irregularities or cheating. The exams covered subjects like Literature, Physics, Mathematics, and Civics, with approximately 1,300 candidates absent.
Over 360,000 Cambodian residents in 349 urban and rural areas have been directly affected by Thai military incursions, including shelling and bombing. The Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) has completed its investigation into the damage caused by Thai cluster bombs and conventional weapons.
Dr. Pich Chanmony Hun Manyet distributed Health Equity Fund (M.S.S.S.) cards and aid to 1,051 families (4,684 people) in Cambodia. This initiative underscores the government's commitment to public health and well-being.
Three women have been arrested in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, on suspicion of forging public documents to deceive bank staff and obtain loans. Authorities are continuing investigations to identify any further accomplices.
Iran is in advanced negotiations with Oman to redefine shipping and oil tanker access through the Strait of Hormuz. However, Iran reiterates its demand that the US must first meet its conditions: compensation for war damages, lifting of economic sanctions, and an end to military threats. Without fulfillment, Iran insists it will not agree to reopen the strait.
Cambodia is deepening its ties with China and pursuing economic development, but risks of economic imbalance and over-reliance on China are also noted. An expert reporter analyzes the latest situation and outlines Cambodia's future.
At least 16 Bangladeshi nationals died in a severe fire at a salon factory in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. While direct impacts on Cambodia's foreign labor market are not immediately apparent, the incident highlights ongoing concerns for the safety of migrant workers abroad.
The Cambodian government has strongly protested alleged Thai military incursions and construction of military facilities near Poipet, as well as a planned expansion of the Thai national electricity grid, deeming them grave violations of sovereignty and territorial integrity. Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has demanded an immediate halt and called for peaceful resolution.
The Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) has revealed the scale of unexploded ordnance (UXO) and destruction of cultural heritage caused by the Thai military. CMAC Director-General Heng Ratana refuted claims made by Thailand regarding UN human rights report figures, shedding light on the actual damage.
Cambodia's high school exit exams were held in Kampong Cham province, with parents praying for their children's success and some students even taking the exam while on IV drips. The Ministry of Education emphasizes, 'Those who study will pass.'
An Air India Airbus A320 en route from Phuket to Delhi experienced a sudden 91-meter drop before recovering, injuring 17 passengers and crew. The two pilots are now undergoing drug testing.
Cambodia has commenced its high school exit examinations nationwide, with over 110,000 students participating. In Siem Reap province, 16 examination centers hosted the tests, with government officials observing. Strict measures against cheating were implemented, emphasizing the principle of "those who know will pass."
The Cambodian government has strongly protested against ongoing intrusions by Thai forces into Cambodian territory in Poipet province, the Ta Krabey Temple area, and Phnom 333. Thailand's actions include constructing military facilities and expanding infrastructure into these areas, which Cambodia views as violations of its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
In Cambodia's Kampong Cham province, a student who failed 11th grade attempted to sit for the high school graduation exam, hiding their failure from parents. The deception was discovered when their name was not on the candidate list, leading to parental involvement and a warning.
2026年8月11日の朝、ロク・チュムテフ博士、ペチ・チャンモニー・フン・マネ氏はカンボジア児童基金（CCF）に住む1,051家族と面会し、健康公平基金（CCHR）カードを配布し、1,684世帯に寄付を行った。 本日、559枚のカードが配布され、そのうち204名が新規カードを受け取り、355名がカードの更新を受け取りました。
Cambodia's high school exit exam proceeded smoothly on its second day nationwide, despite 1,340 candidates being absent and 188 reporting health issues. The Ministry of Education urged candidates to maintain health and adhere to regulations.
Lawmakers from across the Asia-Pacific met in Phnom Penh for a forum on global health, focusing on universal health coverage amidst AI and climate change threats. Concrete actions were urged to address poverty, environmental challenges, and disease outbreaks.
Cambodia's Ministry of Justice is set to further enhance and expedite its digital system for issuing criminal record certificates (also known as good conduct certificates) to meet growing demand. This initiative aims to streamline business procedures and strengthen data integration between government agencies.
Cambodia has launched its National Strategy on Startup Development 2026-2030, focusing on digital innovation, finance access, and talent development to boost its startup ecosystem and economic growth. The government aims to strengthen startups' ability to establish, grow, and compete domestically and internationally.
Cambodian border authorities in Malai district, Banteay Meanchey province, seized over 1 ton of frozen meat illegally imported from Thailand. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to crack down on smuggling activities.
On the second day of Cambodia's high school exit exam (Bak Doep), 14 candidates were absent in Phnom Penh, while some faced health issues but continued their exams. Absences among invigilators and cheating incidents involving prohibited electronic devices were also reported.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet chaired the 5th biannual meeting of the Supreme Council for Consultation and Recommendation on August 11, 2026, to discuss government work and exchange views. The meeting is a key part of the national governance decision-making process.
Cambodia concluded its high school graduation exams on August 11, 2026, with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and Sport, Hang Chuon Naron, leading the national examination committee. Results are expected on September 2, with over 151,000 candidates participating this academic year.
Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province distributed land ownership certificates to residents of seven villages, part of a national effort to reduce land disputes and secure legal ownership.
The Cambodian government held a cabinet meeting to establish the definition and description of professional roles within the legal and legislative sectors. This initiative aims to modernize civil servant management and enhance the efficiency of the legal system, impacting core state functions like law enforcement, regulatory impact assessment, and legal reform.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health has awarded medals to a Chinese traditional medicine team upon the completion of their mission in the country. This highlights the long-standing medical cooperation and "ironclad friendship" between the two nations, with expectations for further expansion of collaboration.
Cambodia's Ministry of Economy and Finance has launched a public accounting training and capacity building program for local administrative officials in five provinces: Mondulkiri, Kratie, Tboung Khmum, Stung Treng, and Ratanakiri. This initiative is part of fiscal management reforms aimed at enhancing transparency and accountability.
The Association of Banks in Cambodia (ABC) has inaugurated a new office in Phnom Penh, aiming to enhance support for member banks and foster a more resilient financial sector. This move signifies ABC's commitment to professional development and improved coordination.
Men Sam An visited 491 veteran and retired soldier families in Romenh Haek district, Svay Rieng province. She conveyed warm greetings from Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet, emphasizing continued support for social welfare and improved livelihoods.