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Three Cambodian garment workers, fired for forming a union at a South Korean-owned factory, have reached a settlement after an eight-year dispute. They will return to work with compensation.
Japanese electronics giant Minebea Mitsumi has invested a cumulative $1.9 billion in Cambodia over 15 years. The company plans to build a new factory in Poipet, contributing further to Cambodia's economic development.
The Governor of Phnom Penh's Russey Keo District inspected the progress of a new 280-meter concrete road construction. Funded by the district's development fund, the project aims to strengthen local infrastructure and improve resident mobility, expected to alleviate traffic issues.
Indonesia has expressed its full support for Cambodia's upcoming International Conference on Combating Online Scams, scheduled for September 2026. Both nations agreed to strengthen cooperation in combating scams, discussing information sharing and capacity building.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism held a tourism business forum in Sihanoukville to promote the 'Green Season' campaign, aiming to attract Chinese tourists and investment. The event highlighted the province's diverse tourism offerings and strategic location.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet distributed over 23,000 land titles to residents in Kandal province on July 29, 2026. This initiative is a key government strategy to ensure legal security of land tenure, reduce disputes, and attract investment.
A meeting was held in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province to strengthen law enforcement against cyber fraud and ensure security in collective living areas. The provincial governor highlighted the growing threat of technological crimes and called for joint efforts from authorities, businesses, and citizens.
The President of the Cambodian National Assembly visited a military hospital in Vietnam, aiming to promote exchanges between citizens of both countries in the healthcare sector. Strengthening cooperation in medical technology and human resource development is expected. This visit is part of a strategic political consensus agreed upon by the leaders of both nations, aiming for concrete results that benefit their citizens.
Banteay Meanchey provincial authorities in Cambodia have launched a campaign to strengthen the enforcement of construction law, aiming to enhance public order, safety, and quality in line with technical standards. The initiative targets all stakeholders and construction workers to ensure strict adherence to regulations.
A youth known by the moniker 'Son of Tiger Chief 07' has been arrested in Phnom Penh for alleged assault, attack, and torture against another young victim. The 17-year-old suspect is currently undergoing interrogation.
A farmer in Cambodia's northeastern Preah Vihear province has been arrested and detained by the court on suspicion of involvement in forest destruction and illegal natural resource extraction. The provincial prosecutor has charged him with transporting, collecting, and accumulating natural resources without permission, and violating forest laws.
Cambodia's Ministry of Inspection held a committee meeting to review progress on governance reforms, including legal, public administration, and financial management. Minister Sok Sokhan emphasized the importance of these reforms and urged continued efforts from all stakeholders.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment and the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) have endorsed the Cambodia Country Planning Framework (CPF) 2026–2028. The framework prioritizes strengthening climate action, mobilizing green investment, and supporting sustainable economic development.
Ratanakiri Province has conducted a training session for its frontline facilitators on parenting education and early childhood care. The initiative aims to promote proper upbringing, physical and intellectual development, and the avoidance of violence. Supported by UNICEF and the Australian government, 36 participants, including community leaders and healthcare workers, attended.
Cambodia's tire exports surged 55% year-on-year to over $1.02 billion in the first half of 2026, establishing tire manufacturing as a major new export industry and strengthening the domestic rubber value chain.
昨年、カンボジアとタイの国境沿いでの戦闘により、多くの人命が失われ、多くの家族が避難し、国境の両側の地域社会に不安が生じたと、在カンボジア米国大使館は2026年7月29日に公式ソーシャルメディアアカウントに書いた。 その3か月後、トランプ大統領は歴史的なクアラルンプール和平協定を調停し、戦闘を終わらせ長年の国境問題を解決するための外交的解決策を確立した、と関係者は述べた。
Cambodia is set to strengthen its cooperation with Indonesia to combat the rise of cybercrimes, particularly fraud. Indonesia will provide specialized training to Cambodian police in areas such as cybercrime investigation, forensics, and financial investigation.
The Cambodian Senate has unanimously approved four draft laws aimed at enhancing international cooperation and domestic standards. These include accession to international conventions on aircraft and agreements promoting mutual recognition within ASEAN.
The National Technical Training Institute (NTTI) in Cambodia announced it will offer 1,900 scholarships in 8 vocational fields to youth from poor and vulnerable families. This initiative aims to boost the nation's workforce and address socio-economic disparities.
On July 29, 2026, Cambodian National Assembly President Khuon Sodary visited the Central Military Hospital 108 in Hanoi, Vietnam. The visit aimed to deepen cooperation in the healthcare sector and promote people-to-people exchanges, with the hospital expressing openness to collaboration with Cambodia.
2026年7月29日朝、カンボジア王国首相フン・マネ閣下は、カンダル州クサック・カンダル地区の人々への不動産所有権証明書の引き渡し式を主宰した。 都市計画と建設、カンダル州行政、技術チーム、現場チーム、そしてカンダル州の土地の測量と登録の作業を完了するために協力したすべてのボランティア職員。
The Authority for the Protection and Management of Angkor and the Greater Siem Reap Region (APSARA) announced plans to complete the restoration of a 15-meter section of the southern western wall of Angkor Thom by the end of 2026. The project aims to enhance the durability of the wall, which has suffered damage from age and natural factors.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education has instructed provincial authorities to ensure the secure transportation and storage of high school exam papers and prevent malpractice, aiming for a smooth and fair examination process. This initiative seeks to enhance the credibility of the national examinations.
ACLEDA Bank, the sole Cambodian institution listed, has secured the 785th position in The Banker's "Top 1000 World Banks 2026" ranking. This achievement underscores the bank's capital strength, asset size, profitability, soundness, and regional competitiveness.
Kratie Province in Cambodia plans to install statues of dolphins, jaguars, cashews, and mermaids along the Mekong River and at roundabouts to enhance the province's scenery and attractiveness. Local residents have expressed support for these initiatives.
The Cambodian Senate unanimously approved four draft laws related to international frameworks during an extraordinary session on July 29, 2026. These laws concern the ratification of international agreements in civil aviation, automotive, and construction sectors, expected to boost economic and trade promotion.
Cambodia is rapidly embracing the digital age, with citizens, businesses, and the government adapting quickly. Technology innovation and foreign investment are surging, driving economic growth but highlighting the need for domestic industry and talent development.
Japanese precision manufacturer MinebeaMitsumi is expanding its investment in Cambodia, building a new factory in Pursat province focused on renewable energy and carbon-neutral production. This aligns with Cambodia's strategy to diversify its industrial base and attract high-tech manufacturing.
Indonesia's Deputy Foreign Minister lauded Cambodia's transformation from a victim to a leader in combating online scams. Cambodia's hosting of an international conference and its assistance in repatriating Indonesian citizens were highlighted. Both nations agreed to strengthen international cooperation against scams.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has refuted rumors circulating on social media about ministry mergers and reorganizations, stating the government has no plans to reduce the number of ministries. Instead, the focus will be on analyzing institutional functions to eliminate overlapping roles and enhance efficiency. The announcement was made to address misinformation that could affect civil servants' morale.
A Cambodian citizen questions the perceived double standards in international attention, contrasting the slow response to the Khmer Rouge genocide with current intense scrutiny on issues like online scams. The piece calls for equitable justice, acknowledging Cambodia's historical victimhood and resilience.
APSARA National Authority is undertaking urgent stabilization and restoration of a deteriorated section of Angkor Thom's ancient wall, threatened by aging and environmental factors. The project aims for completion by the end of 2026 to preserve the cultural heritage.
Following an attack on healthcare workers in Nepal, a nationwide halt of non-emergency medical services has occurred. Similar concerns are spreading in Cambodia, highlighting the urgent need to ensure safety in medical settings.
Two Dutch nationals, organizers of a foreigner-only running club in Bali, have been banned from re-entering Indonesia following backlash from locals and an immigration investigation.
Pursat province in Cambodia is accelerating its streetlight installation project in response to rising nighttime traffic fatalities. Utilizing locally manufactured materials and government support, the province aims to complete the project within six months, down from an initial two-year plan.
Cambodia has urged the United States to pressure Thailand to honor a US-brokered ceasefire agreement from July 28, 2025, accusing the Thai military of violating it by occupying Cambodian territory and demanding respect for borders.