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For many Cambodian founders, business succession is a profoundly difficult challenge that can shake their sense of purpose. Shifting from ownership to 'stewardship' is key to ensuring the business's long-term prosperity and preserving family bonds.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn reaffirmed the nation's readiness for "constructive cooperation" with UN human rights mechanisms during a meeting with the new representative of the UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR). The engagement aims to strengthen collaboration on technical assistance, legal reforms, and implementing international recommendations.
Japanese consumer goods giant Lion Corporation is considering building a new manufacturing plant in Cambodia, a move expected to expand its ASEAN production network and boost Japanese investment in the Kingdom.
Kep province authorities have cleared a congested drainage channel along National Road 33 to prevent flooding following several days of heavy rainfall. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and help maintain environmental cleanliness.
ATFX Cambodia has been recognized as the No. 1 derivatives broker by trading volume in Cambodia by the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (SERC) within its first year of operation. The company's CEO highlights innovation, client service, and strict regulatory compliance as key drivers of its growth.
Cambodia is experiencing the impact of a new tropical depression, 'Haishen,' while the effects of 'Bavi' persist. This situation, expected to last until the 17th, brings potential for heavy rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms nationwide.
The Governor of Kampong Speu Province, Cambodia, welcomed ZO MOTORS Cambodia's promotion of electric vehicle (EV) worker transport buses and plans to establish EV fast charging stations within the province. This initiative aligns with the nation's green development policies, aiming to balance economic growth with environmental protection.
Cambodia's APSARA Authority is undertaking restoration work on a 20-meter section of the west terrace and northern causeway bridge of Angkor Wat, addressing collapses caused by natural factors and aging. The repairs aim to restore the original structure while respecting ancient techniques, expected to enhance the site's aesthetic appeal for tourists.
Cambodia has commenced the repair and rehabilitation of a 6.2km gravel road in Preah Vihear Province on the 13th. The Ministry of Rural Development anticipates the project will boost the regional economy, enhance urban-rural connectivity, and reduce transportation costs.
Cambodia is advancing the second phase of initial data collection for a water resource management master plan, collaborating with Korean experts. On July 13, the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology convened with the expert team to receive reports on potential infrastructure development and improvements. The aim is to develop a comprehensive plan through further data collection and analysis.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology led an inter-ministerial team to inspect irrigation infrastructure maintenance in Prey Veng and Svay Rieng provinces. The importance of regular upkeep for stable water supply, flood control, daily life, and local economic improvement was emphasized.
Phnom Penh City Hall announced plans to renovate a tree park in Prey Lva Village, Chom Chao II Commune, Por Senchey District, donated by Japanese citizens, into a space for public recreation and exercise to promote health. Completion is targeted for late 2026 to early 2027.
Cambodia's Ambassador to South Korea welcomed and encouraged new workers arriving from Cambodia at Incheon Airport. The workers are set to take up industrial sector employment in Korea.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn briefed the Japanese Ambassador on the Cambodia-Thailand border situation. Japan reaffirmed its commitment to continued support for peaceful dispute resolution efforts.
Phnom Penh City is proceeding with plans to renovate over 3 hectares of green space in Chamkarmon 2 district into a recreational area for public leisure and health. Based on a donated plot from Japan, infrastructure improvements and tree planting will be undertaken, aiming for completion by year-end or early next year.
Former deputy governor and social media influencer Thy Sovantha has been sentenced to three years in prison for posts that endangered the Cambodian army and incited social unrest. She was arrested in late 2025, a period that saw numerous arrests for similar social media activity.
Cambodia and Japan have finalized a loan agreement worth approximately $119 million for the second phase of the Sihanoukville Port New Container Terminal Development Project, aiming to boost port capacity and enhance logistical efficiency.
In Cambodia's Kampong Speu province, 551 tourists stranded by flash floods in a mountainous area have been safely evacuated to secure locations. The rescue operation involved environmental ministry rangers, local authorities, and community members, who also provided food and temporary shelter.
Japanese consumer goods giant Lion Corporation intends to conduct a detailed feasibility study for establishing a soap and toothpaste manufacturing plant in Cambodia. The company already has multiple production bases in the ASEAN region.
Cambodia and Japan signed an Exchange of Notes for a Japanese Yen loan totaling approximately $119 million for the development of a new container terminal at Sihanoukville Autonomous Port. The project aims to enhance the container handling capacity of Cambodia's sole international deep-sea port and improve logistics efficiency.
A delegation from Cambodia's Ministry of Information participated in the annual meeting of the South and Southeast Asian Media Network and a cultural exchange event in Yunnan, China. The event focused on media cooperation, cultural exchange, and promoting mutual understanding, peace, and prosperity in the region, including discussions on the 'Looking Southward' perspective through cities and the role of media in the AI era.
Preah Vihear's Preah Nob District has established an emergency response system in anticipation of flood damage from several days of heavy rainfall. District authorities have deployed personnel and resources, including military and police, to ensure resident safety and facilitate prompt rescue operations, preparing for evacuation guidance.
In Phnom Penh, Cambodia, former Aryaksa Deputy Governor Thi Sovannatha and her husband, Phe Sovannarith, have been sentenced to three years in prison each for spreading false information on Facebook, which was deemed to have threatened national security and harmed military morale. The verdict was delivered on July 13, 2026, concerning an incident in December 2025.
Cambodia and Japan have exchanged notes for a concessional loan from the Japanese government, equivalent to $119 million USD, for the development of a new container terminal at the Sihanoukville Autonomous Port. The funding aims to enhance port capacity and contribute to regional economic growth.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet will visit China from July 15-17, 2026. He is scheduled to deliver a keynote speech at the World AI Conference 2026 in Shanghai and hold meetings with President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang.
Cambodian union leaders and former migrant workers returning from Thailand are highly praising the government's "Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)" program. The initiative officially certifies their practical experience and skills, aiming to enhance domestic employment opportunities and income.
Phnom Penh authorities have continued their crackdown on online scams, inspecting three condominium locations in the Daun Penh district on July 13th. The operation resulted in the identification of 51 foreign nationals, with six individuals found to have violated immigration laws, including visa overstays and lack of passports.
Phillip Bank, Cambodia's sole Singaporean-owned commercial bank, has launched 'Shiok Sabay 2026,' a 7-week campaign celebrating Singapore National Day. The initiative offers incentives like free remittances to Singapore and flight giveaways, fostering financial and cultural exchange between the two nations.
カンボジアのジェットスキー代表チームは、ブルガリアで開催された2026年ジェットスキーワールドシリーズの開幕戦で金メダル5個、銀メダル2個を獲得した後、国際舞台で同国の成長する強さを証明し続けた。 本拠地である2023年のSEAゲームズで金メダル1個、銀メダル1個、銅メダル2個を獲得して以来、サウジはSEAゲームスやアジア大会などの複数のスポーツイベントに出場する機会が限られていたが、代表チームは世界サーキットで目覚ましい成績を残し続けている。
カンボジアはフランス革命記念日として知られるフランスの活気に満ちた建国記念日である7月14日を心待ちにしており、王国はフランス共和国に対する深い友情と深い感謝の意を再確認する。 7月14日は、1789年のバスティーユ襲撃の記念日である。
The Department of Water Resources and Meteorology in Cambodia's Battambang Province has issued a high-level alert to residents living along the Sangkae River due to an anticipated rapid rise in water levels, stemming from heavy rainfall and controlled releases from a multi-purpose dam.
ラッシー・ケオ地区管理局は、移動を容易にし、地域の秩序、衛生、環境を改善するために、統合部隊とブルドーザーを率いてサンカット・チャン・チャムレスIに2つの新しい道路を開通し、インフラの整備を推進し、地域の美しさを改善し続けてきた。 この活動は、ラッシー・ケオ地区知事でカーン行政統一司令部の議長であるチン・ブントゥウン氏の指揮のもと、2026年7月11日に実施されました。
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Hang Chuon Naron, visited JICLA (Japan International School SICEF Leader Academy), which implements Japanese educational programs. He assessed that the education system has fully matured compared to 10 years ago. The school features trilingual education in Khmer, Japanese, and English, incorporating STEAM education and Japanese inquiry-based learning. The minister highlighted the school's contribution to promoting the Khmer language, Cambodia's national tongue.
A senior official from Cambodia's Ministry of Interior reviewed the progress of the 'Safe Village-Commune' policy aimed at eradicating crime, encouraging continued cooperation from relevant agencies. Emphasis was placed on strengthening crackdowns on cyber fraud and drug abuse.
Senator Mam Bunneang, Chairman of the Cambodian Senate's Anti-Corruption Commission, met with local residents in Kandal Province, expressing gratitude for medical aid from South Korea's Global Life Sharing Foundation. The cumulative aid has exceeded $33 million, with medical supplies and daily necessities distributed.
The Japanese government has decided to provide an Official Development Assistance (ODA) loan of approximately $119 million (17.776 billion yen) to Cambodia for the development of a container terminal at the Sihanoukville Autonomous Port. This initiative aims to enhance Cambodia's logistics capacity and foster economic development.