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Cambodian authorities, in cooperation with the United States, have dismantled an international drug trafficking network bound for the US, seizing approximately 979kg of methamphetamine in Koh Kong province. Eight individuals have been arrested and charged. The US Embassy praised the bilateral collaboration.
Phnom Penh Governor Khuong Sreng attended the Autumn Economic Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. He highlighted Cambodia's commitment to sustainable economic development, emphasizing the government's "Pentagonal Strategy Phase 1" focusing on digitalization, science and technology, green economy, and renewable energy.
Cambodia's primary education teacher recruitment exam commenced with Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many overseeing the symbolic opening of exam papers, emphasizing transparency and fairness. Over 20,000 candidates are competing for 2,844 positions.
Mrs. Bun Rany Hun Sen, President of the Cambodian Red Cross, delivered aid including food, necessities, and cash to an association supporting the visually impaired. A Dharma talk by Venerable Ku Sopheap also provided spiritual support.
Cambodian Senate President Samdech Techo Hun Sen met with French Ambassador Olivier Richard to prepare for French President Emmanuel Macron's upcoming visit. Both nations agreed to expand cooperation in healthcare and civil aviation.
Cambodian homes function as ecosystems, consuming resources like water and energy while generating waste. The article advocates for designs that adapt to natural conditions, efficient resource use, and daily maintenance for sustainable living.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Professor Yang Jiemian, Honorary President and Head of the Academic Council of the Shanghai Institute of International Studies (SIIS) on the afternoon of October 28, 2026. The discussions likely focused on strengthening Cambodia-China relations and regional/international affairs.
Cambodia is expanding its air connectivity with South Korea and China to bolster tourism and support economic growth. This initiative aims to increase direct flights from key markets, enhancing convenience for international visitors.
A large-scale operation targeting online scams in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, has led to the crackdown on two locations. Authorities arrested 29 suspects, including 4 women, and seized significant evidence, including $50,000 in cash.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn met with German Ambassador to Cambodia H.E. Silke Röfer, agreeing to enhance cooperation in various sectors including trade, investment, environment, and education. Both sides expressed satisfaction with the long-standing and fruitful bilateral relations.
Cambodia's Minister of Information, Net Pheaktra, urged businesses, advertising agencies, and content creators to enhance legal compliance and social responsibility in advertising alcoholic and sugary drinks. This call was made at the opening of the second "Good Will Campaign," aiming to promote public health. The minister stressed that corporate success should be measured not only by sales but also by responsibility towards consumers, youth, culture, and public health.
Cambodia is set to expand its air connectivity with South Korea and China through the newly established Siem Reap International Airport (SAI). This move aims to strengthen ties with key tourism markets in Northeast Asia, boost international tourist arrivals, and create economic opportunities.
Cambodian Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn briefed the new German Ambassador, Ms. Silke Röfer, on the protracted border dispute with Thailand. Cambodia reiterated its stance for a peaceful resolution based on international law and existing agreements.
The Permanent Committee of the Cambodian National Assembly approved four key draft laws submitted by the government, sending them to specialized commissions for review and study. These include the 2027 Fiscal Law and the Protocol to Amend the ASEAN Framework Agreement on Goods.
Cambodian government spokesman highlighted the 'Win-Win Policy' introduced by former Prime Minister Hun Sen as the foundation for national peace and development. This policy, along with international support, has enabled infrastructure development and social protection measures.
A long-time tourism professional based in Cambodia has published an open letter to the Prime Minister proposing comprehensive reforms to strengthen the country's tourism sector and enhance its international standing. Recommendations include expanding direct flights and simplifying visa procedures.
Political scientist Dr. Pou Sok stated that Cambodia's revival of the royalist regime is a rare historical event, attributing its second establishment to former Prime Minister Hun Sen and the late King Father Norodom Sihanouk. He emphasized Hun Sen's crucial role in national reconciliation and unity.
The Phnom Penh Municipal Department of Culture and Fine Arts will organize a drama festival themed "Protection, Preservation, and Maintenance of National Cultural Heritage" on October 31 and November 1, 2026, at the Chaktomuk pedestrian street. The event aims to foster creativity among students and raise awareness of cultural heritage. The public is encouraged to attend.
Phnom Penh's 7 Makara District is intensifying public order maintenance efforts in the Boeung Prolit Market area to address illegal sidewalk vending. The initiative aims to curb traffic disruptions caused by vendors encroaching on public roads and facilitate smoother movement for citizens.
Cambodia's economy relies on low-value, labor-intensive industries. However, as it prepares to graduate from LDC status, high electricity costs and unreliable supply hinder its move up the value chain, particularly for manufacturing processes requiring more power.
Cambodia is facing a significant shortage of teachers, with over 20,000 candidates competing for just 2,844 primary school contract positions. The rigorous examination process, held on October 28, 2026, across six centers in Phnom Penh, was designed to ensure fairness and transparency.
Cambodia has reaffirmed its strong commitment to the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) ahead of the upcoming Seventh Review Conference next month. During a meeting with the ASEAN delegation in Geneva, the nation emphasized the importance of civilian protection and reducing humanitarian impact.
Prime Minister Hun Manet has declared human capital development as Cambodia's top priority, emphasizing the crucial role of education, healthcare, and employment in sustainable national progress. The government plans to maintain and increase spending on these sectors in the 2027 budget.
Kandal Province Governor Kuoch Chamroeun inspected a section of concrete road in Koh Thom district that collapsed due to riverbank erosion. He ordered immediate backfilling with stones to temporarily restore access for residents while a more robust and safe repair plan is developed.
Cambodia's Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation held a meeting to review the progress of its National Climate Change Action Plan (NDC3.0). The meeting focused on progress reports from departments, assigning responsibilities for indicators, and discussing fund mobilization proposals.
Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, has conducted a rabies vaccination campaign, successfully inoculating over 38,828 dogs and cats in seven days. This initiative is a crucial step in preventing the spread of zoonotic diseases and protecting public health.
Chef Pol Kim San, a prominent Cambodian female chef, has participated in an international forum at EHL Hospitality Business School in Switzerland, showcasing Cambodian cuisine and the nation's contributions to the hospitality sector. Her selection as the first Cambodian woman and first Asian to join the EHL Experts Circle marks a significant step for Cambodian culinary arts and tourism.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has emphasized that human capital development is the key to sustainable development and the nation's top priority. He outlined a three-pronged approach focusing on health, education, and living environment, refuting claims of reduced social welfare budgets in favor of defense.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has refuted claims that education and health budgets are being diverted to defense spending, asserting that investments in social welfare sectors are increasing. He affirmed that expenditures in these areas will not be reduced in the 2026 budget and beyond.
Cambodian lawmaker Kae Kim Yan extended wishes for King Norodom Sihamoni's 22nd anniversary on the throne, pledging loyalty. The King was lauded as a symbol of national unity and independence.
Banteay Meanchey Province in Cambodia is continuing road repair work on national and provincial roads damaged by various issues. The Provincial Department of Public Works and Transport is undertaking these efforts to maintain transportation infrastructure and facilitate public movement, particularly for agricultural product transport.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology, led by Deputy Minister Pouen Chanthar, inspected the progress of the second phase of regular irrigation system maintenance for 2026. The assessment covered systems in Phnom Penh, Kampong Speu, Koh Kong, and Preah Sihanouk provinces, confirming adherence to technical standards and plans.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet expressed pride in the progress of human capital development, noting advancements in both quantity and quality. This development significantly contributes to the nation's socio-economic growth, particularly in vocational training. The Prime Minister emphasized human resources as the nation's top priority, focusing on health, knowledge and skills, and livelihood as key pillars.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has instructed the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport to collaborate with the Ministry of Economy and Finance to study the feasibility of extending the school day from the current 4 hours to 6 hours. This move aims to accommodate a broader curriculum and increase learning opportunities for students.
Cambodia has approved 14 investment and business projects in Preah Sihanouk province, totaling over $237 million. These projects, including mixed-use buildings, hotels, industrial parks, customs areas, plywood factories, glue factories, and medical equipment factories, are expected to create approximately 2,700 job opportunities.
The Cambodian Red Cross has provided its second humanitarian aid for 2026 to a vocational training center for the visually impaired. Under the direction of President Bun Rany Hun Sen, the center and 150 individuals received support including rice, noodles, canned fish, and cash, along with spiritual guidance.