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Cambodia has strongly urged Thailand to cease border expansion, road construction, and barbed wire installation in undemarcated areas. The nation also requested utmost careful verification of gunfire and explosion incidents near the frontier to prevent misunderstandings and escalation.
Beijing Star AI, a Chinese artificial intelligence technology company, met with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet to discuss investment opportunities in the AI sector. The company specializes in AI-generated content (AIGC) and AI agent technology, proposing the establishment of regional hubs in Cambodia.
China's Haier Group has announced plans to partner with Cambodian firm KH Haitech to establish the country's first tablet assembly plant. The facility aims to provide affordable tablets for students and informal economy workers, promoting digitalization and remote learning.
Fujian Jinlu Daily Chemical Co., Ltd. of China has expressed interest in establishing a home goods production factory in Cambodia. Prime Minister Hun Manet welcomed the proposal, aligning with Cambodia's policy to promote domestic production and reduce import reliance.
China's Yuanda Group has expressed interest in exploring investment opportunities in Cambodia's education, agriculture, and digital technology sectors. Prime Minister Hun Manet welcomed this interest, highlighting these as priority areas for the Cambodian government and encouraging the company to engage with relevant ministries for concrete investment prospects.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with representatives from Shandong (Cambodia) Economic and Technological Development Zone. The company expressed interest in expanding its investments in Cambodia, particularly in the renewable energy sector, a move welcomed by the Prime Minister.
Chinese tech giant Haier Group is partnering with a Cambodian firm to establish the nation's first tablet assembly plant, aiming to provide affordable digital devices for students and informal workers, thereby accelerating Cambodia's digital transformation.
Trade between Cambodia and Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) member states surged by nearly 24% to over $24 billion in the first half of 2026, indicating a significant boost to Cambodia's economic growth and international trade.
Chinese electronics giant Haier Group announced plans to establish Cambodia's first tablet assembly plant in partnership with a local company. Prime Minister Hun Manet welcomed the initiative for its contribution to digital transformation and human resource development.
The Chairman of China Machinery Engineering Corporation Group (CMEC) stated that Cambodia's political stability and rapid economic development provide high confidence for investment in the country. The company is already active in the energy and infrastructure sectors and aims to expand investments in energy and agriculture.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Aun Pornmoniroth announced that Japan has provided approximately $3.515 billion in concessional loans as of June 2026, underscoring Japan's sustained support for Cambodia's economic and social development.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information has directed the 25 provincial information departments to strengthen their website dissemination activities and enhance their effectiveness, aiming to respond promptly to local news needs and public opinion in the digital era.
Cambodia and China have signed bilateral agreements officially opening the Chinese market to fresh jackfruit exports from Cambodia. This move is expected to boost Cambodian agricultural exports and build international confidence in the country's produce.
A rare lizard species, known as the 'Mountain Horned Dragon,' has been discovered by hikers in the Phnom Samkos Wildlife Sanctuary in Pursat province, Cambodia. The sighting underscores the rich biodiversity within the nation's extensive protected areas.
Cambodia's Minister of Tourism and China's CAPCAD held a meeting in Beijing, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in cultural exchange and tourism promotion. Cambodia highlighted preferential measures for Chinese tourists, including visa exemptions.
Cambodia's National Assembly has confirmed its full readiness to host the 9th Asia-Pacific Parliamentarian Forum on Global Health (APPF-GH) in August. Discussions with the WHO focused on ensuring smooth operations and strengthening Cambodia's role in regional health governance.
KJet Group in Cambodia hosted an event welcoming international business figures and content creators to promote Cambodia's culture, heritage, tourism, and investment opportunities. The participants are expected to disseminate Cambodia's appeal globally through social media, thereby increasing interest from tourists and investors.
Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia, is intensifying crackdowns on illegal fishing in Tonle Sap Lake during the closed season for fish spawning. Specialized forces have seized and destroyed numerous illegal fishing gear, aiming to protect the ecosystem and ensure the sustainability of fishery resources.
Tiv Tararith of Cambodia completed a two-year, approximately 60,000 km cycling journey around the world, raising over $260,000 for the Kantha Bopha Hospital and Angkor Hospital for Children. The Minister of Health lauded his dedication and the spirit of Cambodian youth.
The Mekong-Lancang Regional Cybersecurity Forum was held in Cambodia, aiming to enhance regional cooperation and sustainable digital economic development. Participants discussed cybersecurity policy, information infrastructure protection, data security, and AI utilization.
The Cambodian Red Cross Kandal Provincial Branch conducted an awareness campaign on reproductive and maternal and child health for 52 impoverished individuals, including pregnant women, women of reproductive age, and mothers with children under two, in Setbo Commune, Ta Khmau City, Kandal Province. The campaign emphasized prenatal, delivery, and postnatal care, as well as nutrition and vaccination for children under two. It also warned about the dangers of playing near water during the rainy season and the ongoing dengue fever outbreak. Participants received rice, food items, clothing, and cash.
Cambodia's Disability Action Council (DAC) and the international NGO 'hope inspirers giving it back to kids' have agreed to enhance cooperation, focusing on providing wheelchairs to people with disabilities to improve their livelihoods and social participation. Further meetings and a joint action plan are anticipated.
In Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake, the Toul Neang Sao Khluong Natural Community has deployed 62 artificial fish shelters to protect fish spawning seasons and promote sustainable fisheries management. This initiative aims to conserve habitats for diverse fish species, including endangered ones, and support the livelihoods of local communities.
A delegation from Cambodia's Senate Committee on Legislation and Justice visited Battambang Province to discuss the current state of law enforcement and public service delivery with the provincial administration. The committee also explained its functions and the role of the Senate.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education, in collaboration with UNICEF, is providing digital and STEAM education to children. A 9-year-old girl from Siem Reap showcased exceptional talent in coding and game development, winning an award at the National Game Jam. This initiative is seen as a crucial step towards building a brighter future for the youth.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology forecasts widespread thunderstorms and gusty winds from July 16-18 due to a low-pressure system affecting the Bay of Bengal and surrounding areas. Highland and coastal regions are expected to experience these conditions in up to 40% of their areas.
Cambodia's Ministry of Women's Affairs organized a three-day training on gender mainstreaming for leaders and technical officers of the Cambodian Mine Action Authority (CMAA) and the Cambodia Mine Action Centre (CMAC) from July 13-15. The training aimed to enhance gender equality and inclusivity within the mine action sector.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health has launched a campaign to respond to and prevent dengue fever and chikungunya fever at two health centers in Prey Nob district, Preah Sihanouk province. The 30-day operation involves household surveys, mosquito spraying, and educational outreach in affected villages and schools.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology Undersecretary of State, Tan Vantara, inspected key irrigation facilities in Prey Veng province amid concerns over prolonged dry seasons and rising temperatures due to El Niño. With 69% of the 2026 rainy season rice cultivation plan completed, directives were issued for efficient water use and emergency intervention plans.
Cambodia's Minister of Tourism met with the Chinese Association for the Promotion of Cultural and Artistic Development, agreeing to enhance cooperation in culture and tourism. This includes mutual art exhibitions, cultural heritage protection, and digital creative initiatives.
Cambodia and China have signed a phytosanitary and sanitary (SPS) protocol, paving the way for fresh jackfruit exports from Cambodia to the Chinese market. This marks a significant step in enhancing agricultural cooperation and trade between the two nations.
A Japanese study suggests that using water for cleaning after defecation is more hygienic than toilet paper, with significantly fewer bacteria on hands. In Cambodia, the adoption of bidet toilets is anticipated to improve health and protect the environment, especially benefiting those with hemorrhoids or postpartum women.
In Cambodia's Kampong Cham province, authorities have uncovered 68 cases of illegal fishing during the closed season from June 1 to July 15. The crackdown involved confiscating illegal gear and releasing fry, with five suspects sent to court. Officials report a decrease in violations compared to the previous year.
Cambodia and the United States have agreed to strengthen cooperation in combating online scams. The US Embassy acknowledged Cambodia's efforts and pledged to expand collaboration between their law enforcement agencies, aiming to dismantle scam operations and prevent recurrence.
Families of victims from a 2019 traffic accident in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province are still seeking justice seven years later, as the perpetrator remains at large and compensation has not been paid. The accident resulted in two deaths and one severe injury, leaving the survivor with lasting disabilities.
Cambodia approved 276 new investment projects totaling $4.7 billion in the first half of 2026. This is expected to create over 160,000 new jobs, fueling economic recovery, with investments primarily targeting manufacturing and infrastructure sectors.