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Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Спорт emphasized the critical role of strengthening mathematics education to meet future job market demands. This was highlighted at the 5th American Golden Gate Mathematics Competition award ceremony, underscoring the importance of STEM fields.
Cambodia participated in a global dialogue on Artificial Intelligence (AI) governance, joining over 170 countries. The Minister of Posts and Telecommunications attended at the UN Secretary-General's invitation, emphasizing AI's innovation potential, risk management, and international cooperation. This initiative reflects the global community's response to AI's rapid advancement and potential impacts.
Cambodian Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Thong Cheatha, warned that the over-extraction of sand resources from rivers and coastal areas could lead to severe negative consequences for the nation's economy and society, including bank erosion and ecosystem damage. The importance of sustainable sand resource management was emphasized.
The 17th meeting of the Secretariat of the Tri-Sector Working Group on Agriculture, Water, and Rural Development was held in Cambodia. Key discussions included reviewing progress in intervention communities, evaluating achievements from ministerial-level meetings, selecting new communities for intervention in 2026-2028, and developing a "Tri-Sector Strategy and Implementation Plan" for coordinated development from 2027-2031. This marks a significant step towards Cambodia's sustainable development.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has declared the preservation and restoration of Preah Vihear Temple a top government priority, marking the 18th anniversary of its inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage site. He expressed regret over the extensive damage caused by armed conflict last year and pledged to advance recovery efforts in collaboration with UNESCO and the international community.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet attended the inauguration of the upgraded National Road 7 (Skoon-Kampong Cham section), financed by a Chinese concessional loan. The project, costing nearly $118 million, is projected to yield an economic return of 15.27%, expected to boost logistics, tourism, and industrial development.
As the digital asset market expands across Southeast Asia and beyond, new risks such as fraud and phishing attacks are emerging. Platforms like Bitget are bolstering security, while Cambodia's regulators are mandating cybersecurity and risk management, reflecting a growing awareness of the need for robust technical and legal frameworks.
The Cambodian government will introduce a zoning policy to regulate construction stone quarrying businesses. This aims to balance development and conservation, eliminate roadside quarry sites in the future, and minimize negative impacts on the environment and residents' lives.
A landfill in Cambodia's Preah Sihanouk province, intended for a $300 million recycling facility, has been ordered to close due to environmental pollution from industrial waste, causing mass fish deaths. Legal action and environmental restoration measures have been mandated.
Cambodia's Institute of Administration convened a reform meeting chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many. Key agenda items included organizational reforms, selection of future senior and mid-level officials, and updates to training programs, aiming to enhance public service quality and human capital development.
Cambodia held a meeting to assess the past six months of disaster impacts and plan future strategies for strengthening disaster risk management in the face of climate change. Reports detailed damages from fires, strong winds, and lightning due to extreme weather, and progress on the national action plan was reviewed.
Cambodia's Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Thong Cheathra, chaired the 4th meeting of the Sand Resource Management Committee, discussing H1 achievements and H2 implementation plans for 2026. The importance of sustainable sand resource management was emphasized.
Sen Sok District in Phnom Penh is proceeding with plans to expand the drainage pumping station in Borey 100 Khun to mitigate flood damage during the rainy season. This initiative is expected to enhance drainage capacity and reduce flood risks.
Cambodia participated in a UN-convened global summit on AI governance, represented by Minister of Post and Telecommunications Chea Vandeth, alongside over 170 nations. The summit addressed the rapid advancement of AI and its associated risks, with Cambodia advocating for policies to maximize benefits while managing potential dangers.
Cambodia's Ministry of Planning has launched a national training program for planning officials from nine provinces and cities, focusing on 'Investing in Youth and Demographic Resilience.' The initiative aims to foster sustainable socio-economic development in the digital era.
Eight foreigners have been arrested in Phnom Penh for operating a romance scam ring. Authorities confirmed the group used fake romantic relationships to lure victims into fraudulent investment schemes. The crackdown is part of intensified residential inspections across the capital to combat tech-based crimes.
ABA Bank has been honored with two top awards at the Asian Banking and Finance Awards 2026: Domestic Retail Bank of the Year and Corporate & Investment Bank of the Year. These accolades highlight ABA's sustained leadership and innovation in Cambodia's financial sector.
Coffee cultivation in Cambodia's Mondulkiri province is gaining traction as a promising economic crop. With a stable market and increasing demand, farmers are expanding cultivation areas to boost yields and household income, driven by the high quality of the beans recognized both domestically and internationally.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen has instructed for strengthened management of mining operations in Mondulkiri province, emphasizing the protection of natural resources and ensuring no negative environmental impact. The province hosts 18 mining companies, with gold extraction being a significant activity.
Cambodia has requested an urgent meeting of the Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) following reports of Thai farmers cultivating land within Cambodian territory near border markers. This action has led to a diplomatic protest, with Cambodia stating it undermines bilateral procedures.
Cambodia's financial market sees a significant development with Banjaran Asset Management partnering with ACLEDA Securities, Forte General Insurance, and Forte Life Assurance to launch the BAMC Asia Equity Fund. This landmark public investment fund will invest in the Asia Pacific region (ex-Japan) and is registered on Bloomberg.
A Cambodian expert has urged the nation to utilize the compulsory conciliation process under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) to resolve maritime disputes with Thailand. The expert highlighted the importance of peaceful settlement based on international law, referencing Timor-Leste's experience.
Prime Minister Hun Manet announced the government is exploring the redevelopment of the former Phnom Penh International Airport (Pochentong) into a regional logistics hub, aiming to create a vital link for cargo to the Sihanoukville Autonomous Port.
Fifty households in Cambodia's Ratanakiri province are appealing to authorities for the expansion of the electricity grid into their long-unserved area. Residents highlight the need for economic opportunities and improved living standards, urging prompt action.
Despite border closures and crackdowns, smugglers continue to illegally import and export goods across the Cambodia-Thailand border, particularly in the Malai district of Banteay Meanchey province. On the night of June 6th, illegal imports of powdered milk from Thailand were seized.
The junior high school diploma examinations in Takeo Province, Cambodia, held on July 6-7, 2026, proceeded smoothly across 52 examination centers with 120 rooms. Out of 11,546 registered candidates, 11,484 attended, with only 62 absent, ensuring order and transparency.
Cambodia has reduced the retail price of gasoline to below 4,000 riel per liter and extended fuel tax relief and subsidies. This move aims to protect households and businesses from volatile global oil prices and rising living costs.
Prime Minister Hun Sen visited Mondulkiri province to meet with local administrative officials and department leaders. Discussions reportedly focused on development progress and regional challenges, particularly enhancing local governance and improving residents' livelihoods.
ABA Bank has been awarded 'Domestic Retail Bank of the Year' and 'Corporate & Investment Bank of the Year' at the 2026 Asian Banking and Finance Awards. These accolades highlight the bank's growth and diversified service capabilities within Cambodia.
Former Cambodian Prime Minister and current Senate President Hun Sen addressed approximately 500 local officials in Mondulkiri province, urging them to enhance administrative efficiency and public services. The meeting, part of his nationwide tour, covered economic development, social stability, and security.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet attended the inauguration of the upgraded National Road 7, financed by a Chinese loan. The project is expected to boost economic growth, with the government viewing infrastructure development as vital to the economy.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, commemorating the 18th anniversary of Preah Vihear Temple's inscription on the World Heritage list, highlighted the severe damage the temple sustained during past border conflicts with Thailand. He expressed regret over armed confrontations impacting heritage sites despite efforts for peaceful resolution.
Bhutanese households allocate an average of Nu 27,689 annually to religious and ceremonial activities, with poorer and rural families bearing a proportionally larger burden. Female-headed households also tend to spend more on rituals than male-headed ones.
On the 18th anniversary of Preah Vihear Temple's inscription as a World Heritage site, political and social analysts are urging UNESCO to take more concrete actions regarding damages inflicted by past Thai aggressions. Experts call for Thailand to acknowledge moral and financial responsibility and implement preventive measures.
Prime Minister Hun Manet expressed deep regret over damage to Preah Vihear Temple from last year's clashes with Thailand, marking the 18th anniversary of its UNESCO World Heritage listing. He stated 562 locations were damaged in the 2025 conflicts, erasing nearly 20 years of conservation efforts, and pledged to work with international partners on restoration.
カンボジアジャーナリスト同盟協会 この記事の音声バージョンを聞いてください (AI によって生成)。 カンボジアはエルニーニョ現象が長期化する可能性に備えており、科学者らは2027年初頭まで気温上昇、降水量減少、干ばつ悪化の可能性があり、食糧生産と水の安全保障への懸念を招いているとしている。