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Cambodia's Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training has launched a three-day census to update data on its officials and organizational structure, aiming to enhance human resource management and operational efficiency.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment has launched an investigation into KICYN Co., Ltd., an industrial laundry in Kandal province, following public allegations of untreated wastewater discharge into the Bati River. On-site inspections revealed foamy water with an unpleasant odor, prompting water quality testing.
Cambodia held a meeting to discuss the draft of the final evaluation report on its Industrial Development Policy from 2015-2025. The policy has contributed to economic diversification, but challenges such as the concentrated industrial base and vulnerability to external factors were noted.
An Indonesian national was found dead near his motorcycle in Poipet City, Cambodia, on July 28th, following reports of gunshots. Authorities are investigating the incident, with murder being a possibility. Details remain scarce.
Japanese firm Minebea has announced its continued commitment to expanding investments in Cambodia, despite the ongoing border dispute with Thailand. The company's CEO stated that while the conflict may cause minor logistical impacts, it does not affect Minebea's operations.
The Cambodian Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has announced 15 undergraduate scholarship opportunities for study in Laos. Fields include environment, economics, and IT, with exams scheduled for September 20, 2026. This initiative stems from an educational cooperation agreement between the two nations.
The Royal Academy of Cambodia and the Mongolian Volunteer Center signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Ulaanbaatar to enhance academic exchange, capacity building, and sustainable development initiatives between the two nations, marking a significant step in strengthening international cooperation.
Phnom Penh has accused Thailand of illegally occupying Cambodian territory one year after a ceasefire agreement, alleging repeated violations of the truce through the use of force. The Cambodian government stated that approximately 20,000 displaced people remain unable to return to their homes.
Cambodia is expected to be affected by Tropical Depression 'Dolphin' from July 28 to August 3, 2026, with rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms forecast for several provinces. Coastal areas should also be wary of rough seas.
Cambodia's intensified crackdown on online scam operations is restoring investor confidence and reducing reliance on Chinese capital, according to Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol, as the nation aims to attract a broader spectrum of foreign investment.
Japanese electronics component giant MinebeaMitsumi Inc. has announced further investment expansion in Cambodia, citing confidence in the country's investment environment. The company expressed gratitude for the Cambodian government's support and its intention to continue growth within the nation.
Cambodian authorities have seized 18 tons of catfish, believed to have been illegally imported from Thailand via Laos. The vehicle transporting the fish without legal permits was confiscated, with the driver and passengers fleeing. Authorities are investigating the involved parties.
The Royal Academy of Cambodia (RAC) and the Volunteer Center of Mongolia (VCM) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster academic cooperation, people-to-people exchanges, and sustainable development, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties.
By Jinho Choi (2026 年 7 月 28 日) 過去 2 年間、カンボジアは異常に困難な外部環境に直面してきました。 通商政策の不確実性、タイとの国境緊張、世界的な原油価格の高騰、長期にわたる不動産市場の調整、銀行セクターのストレスがASEANで最も急速に成長している経済の一つを試している。
カンボジア政府は、2025年7月28日のタイとの停戦後のカンボジア兵士18人の拘束について、透明性のある独立した調査を改めて要求した。 サウジ当局者らは、兵士らは戦闘中ではなく、和解のジェスチャーと思われる行為に応じた後に逮捕されたと主張しており、国際人道法の遵守に疑問が生じている。
Cambodia's Minister of Information recalled the "most dangerous handshake" incident that occurred immediately after the Cambodia-Thailand ceasefire agreement in 2025, which involved the arrest of Cambodian soldiers by Thai troops. The incident has raised calls for transparent clarification and accountability, as it undermined the trust of the ceasefire.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism will organize the "Green Season Tourism Event 2026" in Stung Treng province from August 8-9, 2026. The event aims to promote tourism in the northeastern region and attract visitors during the rainy season.
Japanese electronics giant MinebeaMitsumi plans to expand its operations and build a new factory in Cambodia. Prime Minister Hun Manet affirmed the company's success as Cambodia's own and pledged continued support for the investment climate.
Cambodian National Assembly President Khuon Sudary arrived in Hanoi for an official visit to Vietnam. The trip aims to further strengthen ties between the legislative and executive branches of both nations, building on their traditional friendship and comprehensive cooperation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment has expressed support for World Vision Cambodia's initiatives to improve community livelihoods and enhance climate change resilience through green campaigns and tree planting. The ministry highlighted the organization's role in environmental protection and local economic development.
The Royal Academy of Cambodia and the Mongolian Center for Volunteer Affairs have signed an MOU to cooperate in seven areas, including agriculture, youth development, joint research, and cultural exchange, aiming to build a long-term partnership.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health expresses high concern over the spread of dengue fever, prioritizing community health education, eliminating mosquito breeding sites, and fogging. Minister Chheang Ra praised the role of Kantha Bopha Hospital in saving children and pledged continued support.
Cambodia's Minister of Information, Net Pheaktra, recalled the 'most dangerous handshake' incident where Thai soldiers detained 18 out of 20 Cambodian soldiers after a ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand took effect on July 28, 2025. This event, seen as an abuse of trust under the ceasefire, left deep scars on Cambodia.
Kratie Provincial Police have ordered residents engaged in illegal gold mining to cease operations and immediately remove their equipment. The residents claimed their mining was for daily sustenance. Authorities explained the legal and environmental implications, urging cooperation.
Forty-one coastal communities in Cambodia are strengthening their resilience to climate change by enhancing mangrove forest conservation. The FAO-supported CamAdapt project aims to protect the mangrove ecosystem and stabilize the livelihoods of local residents.
The Association of Cambodian Veterans and Retirees (A.N.K.) held a training session on administrative and social welfare fund operations in Kampong Cham province. The training aims to strengthen the capabilities of local branches following organizational restructuring, with approximately 230 participants attending.
Battambang Province, Cambodia, held a meeting to accelerate service provision for veterans residing in social land concessions. The provincial governor expressed gratitude for their contributions to national liberation and ordered improvements in infrastructure and livelihoods.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology forecasts rain with thunderstorms and gusts across approximately 40% of the country from July 28-30 due to a low-pressure system. Highland and mountainous areas are expected to be most affected.
The Cambodian Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has announced the schedule and procedures for the High School Graduation Exam (Baccalaureate) to be held from August 10, 2026. Over 150,000 candidates are expected to take the exam, divided into science and social science streams. Results are slated for announcement on September 2.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with MinebeaMitsumi's Executive Officer Yoshihisa Kainuma to discuss the company's business progress and future investment plans in Cambodia. The company plans to open a new factory and celebrate its 15th anniversary, expressing confidence in Cambodia's investment climate.
Cambodia will see fuel prices increase from July 28, 2026, with regular gasoline rising by 150 riels to 4,450 riels and diesel by 300 riels to 5,250 riels per liter. Despite the government continuing a $0.065 per liter subsidy due to rising international prices, concerns remain about the impact on household budgets.
Cambodia's textile, apparel, footwear, and travel goods industries are urging for more practical and predictable tax implementation to reduce business burdens and boost competitiveness, as private sector dialogue with tax authorities deepens.
Cambodia's Anti-Cybercrime Department has busted three large-scale online scam operations in the capital, Phnom Penh, arresting four suspects including one Cambodian and three Chinese nationals. Thousands of devices, including mobile phones and computers, were seized. The suspects face charges of fraud and money laundering.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology announced that Tropical Storm 'Dolphin' will affect the country from July 28 to August 3. While not directly in its path, strong rains, gusts, and high waves are anticipated, especially in coastal areas, prompting public warnings.
The White House has responded to a call for greater US support in resolving the Cambodia-Thailand border dispute, emphasizing domestic policy priorities. Cambodia alleges Thai military incursions, but the US has avoided direct engagement on the matter.
In Cambodia's Pailin Province, free accommodation, three meals a day, and vehicle parking will be provided to candidates taking the High School Diploma (Bac II) examination in August 2026. This initiative, supported by Deputy Prime Minister I Chhean and Governor Dr. Pan Sreymom, aims to alleviate the burden on students living far from exam centers and encourage their focus on studies.