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In Cambodia's rural areas, mushroom cultivation using post-harvest rice straw is emerging as a significant new income source. Requiring minimal investment and easily managed at home, this practice is expected to help curb rural-to-urban migration, particularly among the youth, and boost local economies.
Cambodian National Assembly's Committee Chairman Sus Yara met with outgoing Japanese Ambassador to Cambodia Ueno Atsushi, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in the legislative and economic sectors. Yara expressed gratitude for Japan's long-standing support and praised Ambassador Ueno's contributions. Ambassador Ueno reaffirmed Japan's commitment to enhancing infrastructure, maritime cooperation, ASEAN-Japan partnership, and regional peace and prosperity.
Cambodia is poised to achieve its long-standing goal of exporting one million tonnes of rice this year, with exports already exceeding 630,000 tonnes in the first half. This milestone is attributed to efforts in expanding drying facilities, warehouse capacity, and developing new export markets, signaling a record high for the nation's rice exports.
A Cambodian union at the 'Cozy Knit' factory has refuted reports claiming that the road blockade of National Road No. 3 by workers was due to the dismissal of union members. The union stated that no dismissals or union suppression occurred and that the reports distorted the facts. The issue was resolved with the intervention of the Ministry of Labour, and workers are expected to return to work the following day.
Cambodia asserts that Thailand's own military maps, alongside internationally recognized ones, place several Khmer temples within Cambodian territory. Cambodia calls for a coherent explanation from Thailand, consistent with international law. This dispute transcends mere territory, questioning respect for international agreements.
カンボジア投資レビュー 在カンボジア欧州商工会議所（ユーロチャム）とカンボジア開発評議会（CDC）は、シアヌークビル自治港（PAS）への共同現地訪問を受けて、カンボジアの物流競争力を向上させる取り組みを再確認し、双方は継続中の官民対話の重要な成果として24時間365日の税関業務の導入を強調した。 7月7日の訪問には、副首相とCDCの第一副議長が出席した。
Cambodia's Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are developing a roadmap for growth, emphasizing gender equality, sustainability, and green transformation. The initiative addresses challenges like limited financing and climate vulnerability, aiming for a comprehensive development framework.
Cambodia and Kenya reaffirmed the importance of multilateralism and international law in resolving disputes, especially for smaller nations. The two countries emphasized the role of international law and judicial bodies during a meeting at the UN.
Australia's Adelaide Education Group (AEG) has officially launched in Cambodia, responding to a significant surge in local demand for high-quality international education. The Minister of Education praised the expansion as a vital investment in the nation's future.
The World Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to continue supporting Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology in priority projects aimed at enhancing water security, climate resilience, and sustainable development, including modernizing irrigation systems and strengthening meteorological services.
Phnom Penh Governor Khuong Sreng has ordered district and commune authorities to strictly enforce order within their jurisdictions, particularly regarding street vendors whose unregulated activities mar the city's aesthetics. The initiative aims to balance improved citizen life with urban beautification.
Phnom Penh is intensifying mosquito eradication campaigns to prevent the spread of dengue fever during the rainy season. Efforts include spraying adulticides in the Chbar Ampov district to promote public health. The El Niño phenomenon's potential to raise temperatures further increases the risk of mosquito-borne diseases, prompting calls for individual and community participation.
The organizing committee of the 14th Phnom Penh International Half Marathon 2026 has apologized for the delay in distributing finisher medals. The medals have now arrived in Cambodia, and participants are urged to collect them. Arrangements are in place for both domestic and international runners.
Cambodia's Minister of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation announced six key recommendations at the International Day of Persons with Visual and Hearing Impairments commemoration, focusing on improving accessibility in public spaces and workplaces, expanding education and vocational training, and enhancing information dissemination through public-private partnerships.
WWF Cambodia has launched a campaign titled 'Today, No Plastic, Clean Cambodia, Khmer Can Do' in Koh Nhek district. The initiative aims to raise awareness among students, teachers, and citizens about reducing single-use plastics and protecting the environment.
The Cambodian government has initiated the construction of approximately 500 additional temporary shelters in Oddar Meancheay province for displaced persons unable to return home. These will be built near existing temporary housing and will include infrastructure development, part of the government's long-term strategy to support citizens' livelihoods and ensure safety.
Cambodia's Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans, and Youth Rehabilitation, with support from UNFPA, held a workshop in Phnom Penh to review the mid-term implementation of the National Policy on the Elderly (2017-2030). Discussions focused on progress and areas for improvement.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education acknowledged the crucial role of contract teachers in filling educator shortages, especially in remote areas, and discussed strategies for enhancing educational quality. The meeting emphasized improving data management and teacher training.
Cambodia's Minister of Education, Youth and Sport highlighted the expansion of Adelaide College Cambodia, an Australian international educational institution, as a positive response to the growing demand and interest in international-standard education. The institution has been operating in Cambodia for over two decades, with Australia being a popular study destination for Cambodian students.
Cambodia is forecast to experience rain, gusty winds, and thunderstorms in some areas from July 9-11, influenced by Tropical Depression 'Bavi'. Coastal regions are expected to see higher chances of precipitation, with localized adverse weather also possible in inland and plateau areas.
A tree-planting campaign themed 'Clean Roads, Green Nature' was held in Cambodia. Secretary of State Mat Mara emphasized that roads are the arteries of the economy, and a green environment is crucial for sustainable development. Residents were urged to cooperate in infrastructure development and environmental preservation.
Phnom Penh authorities have raided 88 locations suspected of involvement in online scams, leading to the arrest of five Vietnamese nationals. Seized items include computers and mobile phones, with the suspects handed over to police for further legal proceedings.
A bid opening meeting was held in Chbar Mon City, Kampong Speu Province, Cambodia, for infrastructure development projects funded by the 2026 Commune Fund. Two sub-districts will see the construction of concrete roads totaling approximately 427 million riels (about $105,000 USD), with seven companies participating in the bidding process.
Cambodia and Kenya, during a meeting in New York, shared their recognition of the indispensable role of international law and multilateralism in conflict resolution, particularly for smaller nations. Both countries underscored the significance of international judicial mechanisms, drawing from their experiences with civil conflict.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism announced it will revise its 'Frog Out of the Well' slogan, used to promote the nation's cultural and natural attractions globally. The ministry acknowledged diverse public interpretations and aims for a more inclusive and appropriate expression, part of efforts to boost tourism and investment.
The Kandal Provincial Court has summoned Kuy Vat, owner of Park Cafe, and Sin Sitha, representative of Forest Harmony Co., Ltd., to appear on July 28, 2026, for clarification regarding a financial dispute. The summons was issued following a lawsuit filed by Wing Bank (Cambodia) Plc.
Cambodia's Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology has warned that unregulated sand dredging in rivers and coastal areas could lead to severe environmental, economic, and social impacts, including bank erosion, altered water currents, and ecosystem damage. The importance of sustainable extraction and environmental protection was emphasized during a meeting of the Sand Resource Management Committee.
General Tan Sri Dato Seri Haji Malek Rasak, Chief of the Malaysian Armed Forces, arrived in Sihanoukville on July 8, 2026, to commence a four-day official visit to the Kingdom of Cambodia. Key objectives include strengthening military cooperation and friendly relations between the two armed forces, a formal introduction as the newly appointed chief, and encouraging Malaysian troops serving as ASEAN observers.
In Banteay Meanchey province, Cambodia, farmers clashed over the opening and closing of water gates for the distribution of water to over 7,000 hectares of rice fields affected by drought. Authorities are mediating the situation.
A 19-year-old male suspect with a prior prison sentence for theft has been arrested in Banteay Meanchey province, Cambodia, for allegedly stealing computers and equipment from a school. The suspect, who had continued his criminal activities after release, highlights challenges in recidivism prevention.
Five Vietnamese nationals have been arrested in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, on suspicion of involvement in online scams. Authorities conducted searches at 88 locations, including condominiums and hotels, confiscating related materials. This operation is part of an intensified crackdown on technology-enabled criminal activities.
Takéo Province Police have summoned a driver for traffic violations and unethical conduct. This action follows directives from the National Police Chief to strictly enforce traffic laws and promote ethical driving nationwide.
Authorities in Cambodia's southern Takeo province have apprehended 21 foreign nationals during a raid on a rented accommodation suspected of housing an illegal immigrant cluster. The crackdown aims to intensify efforts against illegal residency and criminal activities.
A workshop producing traditional 'Smach boats' in Takeo province, Cambodia, was inspected. Local authorities are urging citizens to support domestic products, aiming to create jobs and boost the local economy.
Cambodia asserts that Thailand is illegally occupying the Ta Moan Thom temple complex. Citing historical maps from the Franco-Siamese Indochina Commission (1908, 1919) and a unilateral Thai map, Cambodia claims the site unequivocally belongs to its territory. The country also notes a lack of cooperation from Thailand.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health has issued a dengue fever alert, highlighting sudden high fever (39-40°C) as a primary symptom. With increased mosquito breeding expected due to the rainy season and El Niño, the ministry urges prompt medical consultation and widespread preventive measures.