Chim Sokha, a Cambodian People's Party official, stated that the party continues to serve the people's interests and resolve hardships. He urged citizens to protect peace and continue voting for the party.
Cambodia's CEO Institute will host a free career guidance seminar titled 'Life Blueprint: Post-Graduation Pathways' for students and guardians grappling with post-high school career choices, aiming to set future career directions for a brighter future.
The Cambodian Ministry of Justice has officially responded to a request for intervention from former lawmaker Rong Chhun, stating that there were no irregularities in the legal proceedings leading to the Supreme Court's verdict. The ministry confirmed that Mr. Chhun's representative received the response.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education has reported cases of candidates bringing smart glasses and smartphones into high school graduation exam rooms. The ministry will take strict measures against these cheating incidents and urges all candidates to adhere to regulations.
Cambodia is annually strengthening its high school graduation examination (Bak Doep) system to enhance quality and prevent cheating. On August 10, 2026, in Kampong Cham province, the governor and other officials supervised the exams, which were conducted under strict controls, reflecting a commitment to developing human resources for national development.
In Kien Svay district, Kandal province, Cambodia, a deputy police chief in charge of anti-narcotics was found dead by suicide. The district police chief stated on the 10th that chronic insomnia due to illness was the cause, denying any foul play or work-related pressure.
Cambodia's high school graduation exam saw 1,314 candidates absent and 121 with health issues on its first day. Twelve candidates abandoned the exam. Eight cases of prohibited electronic devices were confiscated.
Cambodia's Minister of Justice has stated that court verdicts are final and the Ministry of Justice has no authority to alter or dismiss them. This response was given to an activist seeking a review of a past conviction.
On the first day of Cambodia's high school graduation exams, approximately 500 candidates and supervisors were absent in the capital, Phnom Penh. This represents 1.63% of the total, though the Ministry of Education stated the exams proceeded smoothly.
Dr. Nyal Ratha, President of the Cambodian Alumni Association of Former Students from the Soviet Union and Russia, has proposed increasing student quotas for Cambodian students studying in Russia. He highlighted the disparity compared to Vietnam, expressing concern over potential human capital development delays. For the 2026-2027 academic year, over 1,000 applicants vied for more than 40 scholarship spots.
Cambodia's National Assembly and the WHO have drafted the "Phnom Penh Declaration" to translate discussions on health, AI, and climate change into actionable measures across the Asia-Pacific. The declaration is expected to be adopted at an upcoming forum.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment and WWF are seeking enhanced financing and partnerships for nature conservation, sustainable agriculture, and community livelihoods. A forum in Phnom Penh aims to mobilize resources and coordinate investments for nature-positive economic activities.
Cambodia has officially launched a "Manual on Procedures and Guidelines for Identifying Human Trafficking Victims" to provide appropriate services. Led by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, the initiative aims to enhance justice and rehabilitation, psychological care, and social integration for victims.
Cambodia's Minister of Environment has emphasized the importance of close collaboration with local communities and resource mobilization for the protection of natural resources and sustainable development. Speaking at a forum on 'Financing for Ecosystems and Nature-Friendly Agriculture,' he called for national and international cooperation, viewing local communities as akin to 'homes' and the 'nation'.
Cambodia distributed state relief packages, including land, housing, and essential supplies, to 491 veteran families in Svay Rieng province, recognizing their sacrifices and continuing a program of sustained state assistance.
A multi-stakeholder workshop on Landscape Finance and Nature-Positive Agriculture for Sustainable Development was held in Cambodia. Over 80 participants, including government officials, financial institutions, and NGOs, gathered to strengthen understanding of frameworks for mobilizing finance for nature conservation.
As Cambodia's high school graduation exams commence, Hun Manet, President of the Union of Youth Federations of Cambodia, extended words of encouragement to the candidates. He wished them strong morale, confidence, and success in achieving excellent results. The Union of Youth Federations has a long history of supporting the education sector.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport announced that the first day of the high school graduation exams, which began on August 10, 2026, proceeded smoothly without any notable irregularities. The first day included exams in History and Biology (for science classes), and Earth and Environmental Science and History (for social science classes). While 1,294 candidates were absent, some also withdrew due to health issues or other reasons.
Men Sam An, Vice President of the Cambodian Veterans Association, visited 491 veteran and retired military families in Romeas Hek district, Svay Rieng province, distributing aid from former Prime Minister Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet. The government reaffirmed its commitment to improving veterans' livelihoods and social welfare.
Ek Phnom district in Battambang province is renowned for its traditional fermented sausage, 'Nem,' a delicacy deeply connected to Tonle Sap Lake. Local residents continue to preserve its unique flavor through generations-old recipes, utilizing specific fish types and carefully selected ingredients.
Cambodia's Kep Province has initiated cybersecurity awareness training for local government officials, organized by the Institute of Digital Governance. Amidst increasing digitalization, protecting personal and state data and enhancing defenses against cyber threats are identified as urgent priorities.
The first day of the high school graduation examination (Bak Doep) in Cambodia's Kep Province on August 10, 2026, proceeded smoothly with no irregularities reported. The provincial governor and a Ministry of Education official attended the opening ceremony, encouraging students.
The 2026 high school graduation examinations commenced in Stung Treng Province, Cambodia, on August 10th, presided over by the Provincial Governor. A total of 1,194 candidates are participating, with a strong emphasis on fairness and transparency in the examination process, conducted under strict supervision.
Cambodia is set to host the 9th Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Forum on Global Health (APPF-GH) from August 11-13, 2026. Delegations from Fiji and Papua New Guinea arrived in Phnom Penh on August 10th, signaling their participation in the forum aimed at strengthening regional public health cooperation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment stressed the need for innovative financing and robust international partnerships to achieve national goals in biodiversity conservation and climate change response. Discussions focused on promoting investment through public-private collaboration for sustainable development, with the Eastern Highlands region highlighted as a potential model.
In Cambodia's Kampong Thom province, Governor Nuon Pharat urged candidates taking the Bac II high school exit exam to exert their full potential in a fair environment. The examination process is conducted under strict supervision to ensure transparency and justice.
Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, has distributed 5,304 land titles to citizens. This initiative is framed not just as an administrative process but as a means to enhance legal security and economic stability, with recipients expressing gratitude. The program aligns with the government's policy, under Prime Minister Hun Manet, to improve citizens' livelihoods.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has stressed the prevention of cheating and fair conduct in high school graduation examinations. An official inspecting the exam process in Kampot province urged students to strictly adhere to exam regulations and give their best effort.
A ceremony was held at the Kampong Thom Regional Military Sub-Command in Cambodia to promote and confer ranks on 46 junior officers. The event appears aimed at boosting military morale and reinforcing loyalty.
Cambodia's Preah Sihanouk province has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Committee for Dispute Resolution (NCDRC) under the Ministry of Justice, focusing on cooperation for out-of-court dispute resolution. This aims to expedite and enhance the efficiency of conflict resolution at the provincial level.
Cambodia's high school graduation exams were conducted with a high-level inspection by the head of the Anti-Corruption Unit to prevent cheating. Improving educational quality is a pressing issue in Cambodia, with a focus on fair examination processes. Strict penalties are in place for fraudulent activities.
Cambodian Deputy Minister Ly Thuch met with Luxembourg Ambassador Thomas Lammar to express gratitude for the country's support in humanitarian mine action. The contribution to the 'Mine Clearance for Results' project was particularly lauded for aiding Cambodia's mine clearance efforts and socio-economic development.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen shared a rebuttal from the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs to a UN Special Rapporteur's report on Cambodia's human rights situation. The article highlights the complex interplay between humanitarian aid and national sovereignty, pointing out logical weaknesses in Thailand's arguments.
Cambodia's electric vehicle (EV) charging network has surpassed 400 locations nationwide, driven by increasing EV adoption. The government is actively promoting EV use and expanding charging infrastructure as part of its 2050 carbon neutrality goals.
The Cambodian Ministry of Labour held a training session to enhance officials' AI utilization capabilities and digital leadership, focusing on efficient AI use and potential risks. While highlighting AI's benefits, it also warned about risks like information leaks and misinformation.
A 25-member ASEAN Observer Team visited the Preah Vihear Museum to learn about Cambodia's history, cultural heritage, and archaeological collections, reaffirming ASEAN's role in heritage protection in areas affected by past conflict.