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A UNESCO-backed initiative has been launched in Cambodia to bolster the cultural and creative economy. The country's first Cultural and Creative Industries (CCI) Support Hub will be established to strengthen policy frameworks and support creators.
Phnom Penh is constructing a new drainage pumping station at Kilometer 9, aiming to mitigate flood damage from heavy rainfall. Currently 90% complete, partial operation is expected by the Pchum Ben festival (September), with the facility designed to handle drainage from extensive areas of the capital.
Cambodia urged faster, more innovative, and citizen-centric public services at the ASEAN Conference on Civil Service Matters, citing digital advancements and rising public expectations. The initiative aims to foster regional public administration development and ASEAN Community building.
Cambodia has launched tourism service discounts of up to 50 percent in Siem Reap. However, industry players warn that the initiative alone cannot reverse a sharp slump in international arrivals without broader reforms and a long-term strategy. The discounts are expected to benefit domestic tourists but have limited impact on international package tours.
The International Business Chamber of Cambodia (IBC) will convene experts to discuss how establishing a Commercial Court could bolster the business environment and unlock stalled assets, aiming to boost investor confidence and economic growth.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior has expressed gratitude to UN Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews for his statement highlighting the plight of over 650,000 Cambodian citizens displaced by alleged Thai military incursions and human rights violations. The report noted over 20,000 remain unable to return home, facing severe economic and social hardships.
Over 3,000 displaced families in Banteay Meanchey province, Cambodia, have successfully improved their livelihoods by transforming unused land around their homes into vegetable and fruit farms. Deputy Prime Minister Kun Kim lauded their resilience and ingenuity, highlighting the effectiveness of government support.
In Kampong Thom province, Cambodia, additional incentives were announced for students who achieve excellent results in the high school graduation exam (Bak Doep). This aims to strengthen financial support for rural examinees and boost their motivation to study.
The "Khmer Products Market" in Takhmao City, Kandal Province, Cambodia, has resumed weekend operations, selling local agricultural and manufactured goods. This initiative, part of the Agricultural Market Access and Smallholder Promotion Project (AIMS) since 2019, aims to expand market access and increase income for farmers and small-scale producers.
Cambodia's Secretary of State for Interior, Ms. Chu Bun Eng, donated Vassa candles to 10 monasteries and hermitages in Kampong Chhnang province. The donation aims to support monks during their retreat, a significant ritual in Cambodia's Buddhist culture.
Cambodia hosted the 23rd ASEAN Cooperation on Civil Service Matters (ACCMS) in Siem Reap from August 3-5, 2026. The meeting aimed to foster experience sharing and innovation in public service among member states, enhancing the efficiency of public service delivery to citizens.
Tropical Depression 'Dolphin' is impacting Cambodia, with forecasts of rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds affecting approximately 50% of the country from August 3rd to 5th. Authorities are urging caution.
Banteay Meanchey Province held a meeting to formulate the 2027 budget and the 2027-2029 strategic budget plan. The provincial governor emphasized the importance of transparency, accountability, and direct responsiveness to the needs of the people. The plan prioritizes revenue generation and investments in infrastructure, public services, and poverty reduction.
Banteay Meanchey Governor Um Ratry has ordered all law enforcement and authorities at all levels to strengthen cooperation and implement strict measures against online scams. He emphasized that these international crimes not only cause economic losses but also severely impact public security and national honor, demanding a zero-tolerance approach.
カンボジア投資レビュー 起業家、新興企業、中小企業、開発者、政策立案者がカンボジア・テック・スプリント・デーにファクトリー・プノンペンに集まり、王国の自国のデジタル経済を強化することを目的とした6か月間の「カンボジアにパワード」キャンペーンを正式に開始したことで、カンボジアのテクノロジー・エコシステムは重要な一歩を踏み出した。 B2B Asia Newsが主催するこのイニシアチブは、カンボジアが構築したテクノロジーを促進し、官民セクタ…
Revenue from the Angkor Archaeological Park in Cambodia has fallen to approximately $20.3 million in the first seven months of the year, a 29% decrease year-on-year. Foreign tourist arrivals also dropped by nearly 31% to 428,223. In response, the Ministry of Tourism and Siem Reap province are launching promotional campaigns, including discounts up to 50%, and new initiatives to attract visitors.
Authorities in Bavet City, Svay Rieng Province, Cambodia, have raided four suspected cyber scam locations, arresting 54 individuals. The majority of those apprehended were Vietnamese nationals, and evidence including computers and mobile phones was seized.
The 11th Angkor Empire Marathon was held in Siem Reap, attracting a record 6500 participants from home and abroad. This significant increase of 25% compared to the previous year highlights Cambodia's peace and stability, and its success in promoting tourism.
An explosion at a restaurant in Moscow has resulted in at least three deaths and 21 injuries. The improvised explosive device was reportedly carried by a woman who was intercepted by security personnel before the blast. Social media speculation links the attack to the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Three members of a teen gang known as "Flying Scissors" have been arrested in Poipet, Cambodia, for vandalizing motorcycles. The arrests followed a complaint from two victims. Authorities are still searching for the remaining two suspects.
In Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, displaced residents affected by Thai military incursions drew lots for market stalls in a newly established trading area. This initiative is part of the government's support for those unable to return home, aiming to facilitate their livelihoods.
Cambodia's National Road 48 (Sre Ambel-Koh Kong) is functioning as a strategic artery, enhancing potential for economy, commerce, logistics, and tourism. The 148km upgrade project is complete, expected to boost economic development in Koh Kong province and improve access to Sihanoukville port.
A man suspected of cutting and stealing electrical wires supplying power to a private residence in Poipet, Cambodia, has been arrested. Two accomplices are still at large. The seized wires have been returned to the owner.
Missile and drone attacks between Russia and Ukraine, causing civilian casualties and infrastructure damage, could indirectly impact Cambodia's economy. Attacks on major Russian companies, in particular, increase the risk of supply chain disruptions and price hikes.
Cambodia hosted the 23rd ASEAN Cooperation on Civil Service Matters (ACCSM) meeting in Siem Reap, emphasizing the importance of public service reform and human resource investment to address digital transformation and rising citizen expectations. The meeting aims to foster good governance across ASEAN and build resilient, efficient public services capable of meeting future needs.
The 23rd ASEAN Public Service Cooperation Meeting (ACCSM) convened in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Led by Ministry of Civil Service Secretary of State Yok Bunna, the meeting aims to strengthen cooperation and foster innovation in public administration among ASEAN member states, ultimately enhancing the efficiency of public service delivery to citizens.
Cambodia's National Election Committee (NEC) will conduct nationwide voter registration and list verification from October 1 to November 30, in preparation for the general election scheduled for June 6, 2027, a crucial step to ensure electoral integrity.
Cambodia hosted the 23rd ASEAN Cooperation Meeting on Public Service Matters in Siem Reap, aiming to strengthen cooperation, exchange experiences, and promote innovation in public service, fostering deeper collaboration among ASEAN member states and partner countries.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce has extended penalty relief for companies that failed to submit annual declarations, granting an additional six months to meet compliance obligations. This move aims to ease business pressure while reinforcing compliance.
Cambodia recorded 208 road traffic accidents in July 2026, resulting in 144 fatalities and 245 injuries. This marks an increase compared to the previous year, prompting the National Road Safety Committee to propose the resumption of strict law enforcement starting September 1st.
Cambodia's environmental issues are argued to stem from a lack of 'compassion' towards nature and other lives. The article criticizes the current view of forests, rivers, and animals as mere resources or dumping grounds, emphasizing that 'compassion,' combined with empathy and intelligent action, is crucial for sustainable solutions.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education and the Samdech Techo Hun Sen and Samdech Kittipritbandit Scholarship Students Association have signed an MoU to expand higher education access and strengthen human capital, focusing on students from provinces and disadvantaged backgrounds.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Royal Palace, Kun Sophal, has sent a birthday congratulatory message to Senate President Hun Sen on his birthday on August 5, 2026. The message praises Hun Sen's leadership, contributions to the nation, and international standing.
In birthday wishes for Hun Sen's 75th, the King and Queen Mother of Cambodia lauded his immense contributions and dedication to defending the nation, territory, sovereignty, and peace. The King also recognized Hun Sen's achievements as acting head of state and Senate President during his absences.
Cambodia and Singapore reaffirmed their commitment to translate diplomatic intentions into tangible economic and social benefits through enhanced cooperation in trade, energy integration, education, and technical training. Both nations also aim to deepen parliamentary collaboration.
In Phnom Penh's Chbar Ampov district, road damage (potholes) caused by the rainy season has prompted the district authorities to request repairs. The Phnom Penh Department of Public Works and Transport has dispatched specialized teams to address the issue, with residents expressing gratitude for the improved road conditions.