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Cambodia's Inspectorate convened a meeting to review investigation findings on citizen complaints from Kampong Chhnang province. Minister Sok Sokhen directed the acceleration of complaint resolution and strict adherence to legal and ethical standards, emphasizing transparency and fairness.
Cambodia's Foreign Minister reiterated the call for a just and peaceful resolution to border issues with Thailand, emphasizing the need to implement the bilateral peace agreement and ensure the safe return of displaced citizens.
Battambang City in Cambodia is set to undergo a significant road infrastructure upgrade, with 21 routes slated for renovation. On August 7, 2026, representatives from 15 international companies inspected the sites, accompanied by officials from the Ministry of Public Works and Transport and the Governor of Battambang Province, in preparation for upcoming construction bids. Funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the project aims to enhance the city's aesthetics, boost tourism, and improve residents' quality of life and mobility.
Cambodia and Malaysia have agreed to deepen defense cooperation, expanding collaboration in military training, peacekeeping, and maritime security. The commitment was made during talks between Prime Minister Hun Manet and the Malaysian Defense Minister, reflecting a mutual determination to strengthen ties amid regional security concerns.
カンボジアは計画の不足には悩まされていない。 過去 20 年間にわたり、この国は国家開発の事実上あらゆる側面を網羅する無数の戦略、基本計画、ロードマップ、政策枠組みを作成してきました。
Wing Bank has received three excellence awards at the Trust Forum 2026, recognizing its role in providing secure and efficient financial services. This marks the second consecutive year of accolades for the Cambodian bank.
Cambodia has launched a national workshop to initiate Phase 1 of the Resilient River Basin Master Plan Project, supported by the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The project aims to assess water security and river basin management in the long term, considering climate change and natural disaster risks.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce has extended penalty relief for companies that failed to submit annual declarations by six months, aiming to enhance corporate governance and transparency. This allows firms to pay only the most recent penalty, potentially waiving accumulated fines from previous years.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Malaysian Minister of Defence Dato’ Seri Mohamed Khaled bin Nordin, agreeing to strengthen and expand bilateral cooperation in defense. Focus areas include peacekeeping operations, non-traditional security, maritime security, and AI technology development.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment is advancing plans to develop the 'Te Te Puh' hot spring area within the Koh Doung Tei Natural Protected Area in Kampong Speu province into a sustainable eco-tourism hub. The project aims to improve local livelihoods and conserve nature, focusing on infrastructure development and community-led tourism services.
In Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province, a ceremony was held to visit and comfort the families of soldiers serving on the front lines of national defense. Government representatives visited, providing donations of food and cash, and expressing gratitude for the soldiers' dedicated contributions.
71 Cambodian workers, including 23 women and 2 children, were repatriated to Cambodia through the Poipet International Border Gate by Thai authorities. Those returned included individuals working illegally in Thailand and others who attempted illegal border crossings after being deceived by brokers.
The Kampong Chhnang Provincial Youth Union of Cambodia announced it will provide free bicycle and motorcycle parking, along with complimentary water and beverages, for students taking the high school graduation exams on August 10. This initiative aims to support young people's academic pursuits and ensure smooth participation in the exams.
Battambang province has recorded a decrease in candidates for the 2026 high school exit examination (Bakdup), with 9,623 students registered, a drop of 74 from the previous year. Three students with visual and hearing impairments are among the participants.
Cambodian Commander General Vong Pisen met with US Pacific Fleet Commander Admiral Stephen T. Koehler to discuss strengthening military cooperation. Both sides agreed to resume the CARAT joint military exercise in 2027, which had been suspended. Humanitarian aid and disaster relief cooperation were also confirmed.
A Cambodian editorial delves into the historical record held by trees, their ecological roles, and their coexistence with humans. Respect for and understanding of trees can foster awareness for sustainable development and nature conservation.
Cambodia's Information Minister has voiced concern that approximately 20,000 civilians, including 6,000 children, remain unable to return home and to school following a late 2025 ceasefire, urging international attention to this humanitarian and human rights issue.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has reaffirmed its commitment to providing ongoing technical and policy support to strengthen Cambodia's trade sector and economic competitiveness as the Kingdom prepares to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) status. The commitment was made during a meeting between the Minister of Commerce and the ADB Country Director for Cambodia, who agreed to enhance cooperation.
The Cambodian government and private sector convened to identify practical solutions for the manufacturing, SME, and services sectors. Thirteen key challenges, including electricity costs, labor shortages, and licensing procedures, were raised, leading to agreements on deregulation and accelerated digitalization.
Cambodian National Assembly President Khuon Sudary congratulated Singapore on its 61st National Day, praising the long-standing bilateral ties and cooperation across economy, security, and cultural exchange. She expressed confidence in further mutual benefit through parliamentary cooperation.
Cambodia's Information Minister asserts that physical evidence of Thai military attacks on Cambodian territory is undeniable, outweighing any denials. Citing bomb craters and destroyed temples, he urged the international community to base its judgment on facts.
A strike at Verino Garment Factory in Cambodia has concluded following mediation by the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training. All parties agreed on six points, with workers returning to their jobs on August 7th. The agreement aims to stabilize labor relations and ensure production continuity.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has organized training to strengthen law enforcement and improve occupational safety and health in brick and tile kilns, aiming to prevent and eradicate child labor. The government prioritizes child labor elimination and promotes multi-sectoral cooperation for its eradication.
Battambang Province in Cambodia will advance a waste management project based on circular economy principles with support from the Japanese government, aiming to improve waste processing efficiency, extend landfill life, and enhance the environment.
Cambodia's Ministry of Post and Telecommunications and the Ministry of Interior held a joint seminar to prevent and crack down on the smuggling of illicit drugs, explosives, and wildlife through postal services. This initiative aims to counter the increasing misuse of postal services by criminal elements amid the rise of digitalization and e-commerce.
The Royal Academy of Cambodia and the Active Officers School signed an MoU on August 6th to enhance cooperation in scientific research, information exchange, and human resource development. Both institutions aim to contribute to national development through collaboration between the military and civilian sectors.
Cambodia is forecast to experience widespread rain, thunderstorms, and gusts from August 7th to 9th, influenced by low-pressure systems over the Pacific. Highland areas are expected to be most affected, with 70% of the land area potentially impacted. Coastal and lowland regions also require caution.
A Cambodian Hapkido delegation of 14 athletes will compete in the Asian Championship in China this August. Over 90% of their travel expenses are self-funded, with minimal support and encouragement from the federation. Acting President Kuoch Hong Cheak expressed deep emotion and pride in the athletes' dedication.
The United States and Cambodia have agreed to expand cooperation to strengthen defense ties between the two nations. The Commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet and the U.S. Ambassador met to discuss ways to bolster military relations, aiming to contribute to regional and Indo-Pacific security and prosperity.
Cambodian Minister of Information, Net Pheaktra, has publicized concrete evidence of Thai military incursions into Cambodian territory via social media. He emphasized that bomb craters, damaged ancient temples and homes, and civilian casualties serve as silent witnesses to the reality in contested areas.
The Cambodian Court of Appeal has upheld a 14-year prison sentence for a man convicted of raping two minor girls, who were his wife's younger sisters. The incidents occurred in separate instances in Kandal province in early 2025.
A man has been arrested and detained in Cambodia's Kandal Province after his luxury car struck a family of scrap collectors, resulting in the death of one child and injuries to four others. The suspect faces charges of reckless driving causing injury and death, and hit-and-run, with a potential prison sentence of up to five years.
Cambodia, the world's second-largest raw cashew producer, processes only 5% domestically, losing over $125 million annually. Australia is partnering with Olam Food Ingredients to enhance processing capacity to 80 tons daily and attract $10 million in investment, aiming to boost Cambodia's economy and support farmers.
The father of Sam Meichu, accused in a fatal drunk driving accident in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, has paid $60,000 USD in compensation to the victim's family. Despite the settlement, the accused driver remains incarcerated to face legal consequences.
Cambodia met with a business delegation from Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area (GBA) to discuss investment opportunities and multi-sector cooperation. The country highlighted its young workforce, infrastructure development, institutional reforms, and security measures, seeking investment in areas like AI, green energy, and manufacturing.
Cambodian Army Commander General Vong Pisen met with Commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet Admiral Stephen T. Koehler, agreeing to strengthen bilateral military cooperation. Discussions focused on naval exchanges, training, counter-terrorism, and humanitarian aid. Cambodia reiterated its stance on peaceful border dispute resolution.