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Kampot Province Governor Mao Soknin announced the continuation of a motorcycle reward for students achieving the highest grade (Nitet A) in the high school exit exam. This initiative aims to encourage education and contribute to national development.
Cambodia has established a long-term framework for urban water supply development through 2040, following the completion of a three-year technical cooperation project with JICA. The initiative aims to strengthen water supply management, investment, and service delivery.
Kampong Chhnang Province pledged to uphold integrity and the principle of 'those who know will pass' in its 2026 high school exit exams, aiming to eliminate cheating. With 5,053 candidates, the initiative supports educational quality and the government's reform agenda.
Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory letter to Prime Minister Hun Sen, expressing gratitude for a message celebrating the 105th anniversary of the Communist Party of China (CPC). Xi also conveyed expectations for further development of bilateral relations.
Cambodia recorded 52 traffic fatalities and 75 injuries in just 10 days, prompting the government to reinforce traffic law enforcement starting September 1st in key provinces. Major causes cited include speeding, drunk driving, and disregard for traffic signals.
Cambodia's Men Sam An, President of the National Assembly and Chairman of the National Front for Solidarity Development, sent a letter of condolence on the passing of Lao Parliament Speaker Saysomphone Phomvihane, praising his contributions to the traditional friendship and strategic partnership between the two nations.
Sihanoukville Provincial Court has ordered the temporary detention of 12 Chinese nationals, including two women, suspected of involvement in organized online scams. Seized items include numerous mobile phones and laptops.
Cambodia's Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts is undertaking major renovation and development work at the Angkor temples in preparation for the 20th Francophonie Summit in 2026. Key projects include improving tourist routes around the Bayon Temple and repairing the West Baray causeway and temple. This initiative aims to balance heritage preservation with tourism promotion.
Cambodia's merchandise trade exceeded $44 billion in the first seven months of 2026, a 21.3% increase year-on-year, driven by strong export growth. Government fiscal packages and international trade agreements are supporting expansion, though tourism and domestic demand remain weak.
Cambodian authorities are intensifying law enforcement against the rising wave of cable and equipment theft from mobile phone base stations. Strict legal measures are being implemented to protect telecommunications infrastructure and minimize disruption to public services.
Bilateral trade between Cambodia and Thailand plummeted 32.7% to over $1.6 billion in the first seven months of 2026, as border tensions disrupted normal flows. Imports from Thailand saw a significant decline, extending a downward trend observed last year.
Land registration has been completed in three villages in Krakor district, Pursat province, Cambodia, granting legal rights to residents. This initiative is part of the government's land policy aimed at reducing disputes and stabilizing ownership. Residents can now verify their land information and receive official title deeds.
Cambodia's Minister of Environment urged for resource mobilization and cooperation, both nationally and internationally, to improve the livelihoods of communities in natural protected areas and ensure sustainable development. The call was made during a forum on financing for ecosystems and nature-friendly agriculture.
Svay Rieng Province in Cambodia has commenced its high school graduation examinations. Provincial authorities have reiterated their commitment to offering incentives to students achieving the highest grade (Grade A), emphasizing strict supervision and the prevention of cheating.
Prime Minister Hun Sen has sent a birthday message to Say Chhum, Honorary Chairman of the Cambodian People's Party. The message praises Say Chhum's long-standing contributions to Cambodia's development.
Cambodia highlights nature's often overlooked 'silent gifts' like sunlight and air, emphasizing that gratitude for these ecosystem services is crucial for driving conservation actions.
Over 1,200 candidates were absent on the first day of Cambodia's high school graduation exams. 96 faced health issues, including 27 with dengue fever, and two were involved in traffic accidents. Despite these challenges, the examination process proceeded smoothly overall.
Cambodian authorities are intensifying enforcement against a surge in power cable and equipment theft from telecommunications base transceiver stations (BTS). These incidents disrupt communication services and damage infrastructure, necessitating urgent countermeasures.
Cambodia's high school graduation exams (Bakdup) commenced nationwide on August 10, 2026, with over 151,000 candidates participating over two days. The Ministry of Education is enhancing monitoring for exam irregularities, collaborating with the technology department to track and address any violations.
Cambodia's Oudong Long River irrigation project in Banteay Srei province is 65% complete, expected to significantly improve water access for farmers and residents. A technical inspection emphasized adherence to standards and timely completion.
In Kampong Thom Province, the District Governor of Tang Kok has provided financial assistance to 28 underprivileged students preparing for their high school graduation exams. The aid aims to alleviate financial burdens and boost student morale, aligning with national educational support policies.
Kandal Province Deputy Governor Nut Putthadara attended a ceremony in Kien Svay district to plant 5,000 rare saplings. The initiative aims to enhance forest cover, combat global warming, prevent natural disasters, and beautify the Cambodian Buddhist Center, while also educating the public, especially youth, on the value of forest resources.
Battambang Provincial Governor Sok Lu distributed humanitarian aid to 300 vulnerable families. The aid targets those most in need, including the elderly, disabled, widows, and the sick.
Cambodia has commenced its high school graduation examinations, with Deputy Prime Minister Hang Chuon Naron and Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many overseeing the opening of exam papers to ensure strict anti-corruption measures. Over 150,000 candidates are participating in the exams, which are being conducted under tight supervision.
On the first day of Cambodia's high school exit exams on August 10th, several candidates experienced health issues including fever and fainting. Some were transported to hospitals. The Ministry of Education urged candidates to take care of their health, rest, and eat sufficiently.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources forecasts heavy rains, thunderstorms, and strong winds nationwide from August 10-12 due to the influence of tropical depressions, including 'Peilou'. Coastal areas are expected to be most affected, with a 70% coverage of potential rainfall.
Cambodia's Preah Sihanouk province has commenced its high school exit examinations under strict supervision. Authorities have implemented rigorous measures to ensure the integrity of the tests, while encouraging students to perform their best. Rewards are also promised for outstanding academic achievement.
Cambodia's high school graduation exams (Bak Doep) commenced nationwide on August 10. In Kampong Cham province, the governor and other officials inspected exam sites and encouraged students. Over 9,700 candidates are participating from the province.
Cambodia's high school exit examinations (Bak Doup) have commenced nationwide under strict supervision. In Banteay Meanchey province, the governor inspected exam centers, emphasizing the eradication of cheating and fair implementation. Over 5,000 candidates are participating this year.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education announced that the first day of the high school exit exam on August 10, 2026, proceeded smoothly in a calm and orderly environment. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Hang Chuon Naron, inspected exam sites to ensure security and order. Students in Science and Social Science streams focused on their respective subjects.
Siem Reap Province in Cambodia is holding its 2025-2026 academic year high school graduation exams, with 11,486 candidates participating. The exams are proceeding smoothly, with the Ministry of Education highlighting their role in assessing intellectual standards and identifying future national development contributors.
Kompong Speu province in Cambodia held the opening ceremony for the high school exit examination (Bak Doup). The provincial governor stressed the fairness and transparency of the exams, promising a computer gift from a Deputy Prime Minister to high-achieving students. The exams are being held at 13 centers across the province, with over 6,000 students participating.
Cambodia's high school diploma examinations have commenced, with the Minister of Education and other officials overseeing the opening of exam papers. Measures to prevent cheating are in place, and exams are being administered under strict supervision for science and social science streams.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and Sport, Hang Chuon Naron, inspected the Bak Touk Primary Education Examination Center on August 10, 2026, to oversee the high school graduation exams. The inspection aimed to ensure security, order, and effective adherence to internal regulations amidst a calm and disciplined examination process.
Cambodia's Vice President Men Samon met with 491 ex-soldier families in Svay Rieng province, conveying warm greetings from Samdech Techo Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet. The government's commitment to enhancing social security and living standards was emphasized.
The Cambodian Veteran and Retired Personnel Association Committee in Mondulkiri province has appointed new leadership, with Ek Reach General Kit Sngoh Bandit Kon Kim, Minister Attached to the Prime Minister, presiding over the announcement. The association pledged to focus on improving the lives of veterans and their families, including housing and social security.