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The Cambodian Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has announced plans to create over 90,000 job opportunities nationwide. This initiative aims to promote domestic employment, particularly for former Thai migrant workers and young job seekers, while enhancing worker rights and welfare.
Cambodian actress Reth Sarita's lead role in the short film "Daughter of the Apsara" has earned it a selection at the FIRST International Film Festival in China. This marks her first international project and highlights the growing presence of Cambodian artists on the global stage.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health has intervened and disseminated information on dengue fever to students in Koh Thom District, Kandal Province, in response to rising cases. Between June 16 and July 4, 578 patients were recorded, with no fatalities.
Roads and bridges in several northwestern provinces of Cambodia have been temporarily submerged due to continuous rainfall, causing disruptions to public transportation. While waters have begun to recede, intermittent rain persists, with authorities maintaining vigilance.
Cambodia has launched a new strategy to transform Phnom Kulen National Park into Southeast Asia's premier destination for cultural, spiritual, and nature tourism. Part of the 'Beyond Angkor' initiative, the plan aims to extend visitor stays and boost local economies.
The US Embassy in Cambodia celebrated the 250th anniversary of American Independence with a fair showcasing American food and products at the Chaktomuk pedestrian street in Phnom Penh. Governor Khuong Sreng and Chargé d'Affaires Aleksandra Zittle attended, highlighting expectations for strengthening bilateral ties.
The National Apsara Authority is displaying statues of Avalokiteshvara, a Mahayana Buddhist Bodhisattva, at the Preah Norodom Sihanouk-Angkor Museum in Siem Reap for six months. This exhibition also features new archaeological discoveries from Ta Prohm temple, aiming to promote research and tourism in the Angkor region.
Phnom Penh Governor stated at a US Independence Day celebration that the long-standing diplomatic ties between Cambodia and the US are strengthening relations in sectors like commerce, investment, education, and demining. Both nations also reaffirmed their shared commitment to global security.
Cambodia has deported 45 Vietnamese nationals involved in online scams, drug-related offenses, and illegal stay. This action underscores the authorities' firm stance on eradicating cybercrime within the country.
Cambodia's Senate President, Hun Sen, has requested public assistance to identify the exact location of a historical photograph allegedly taken on March 15, 1990. While some researchers claim it was taken in Battambang province during an inspection of defense systems against the Khmer Rouge, Hun Sen recalls it being in Ratanakiri province during an inspection of the O'Cham hydroelectric project.
The US Embassy in Cambodia hosted a celebration at the Chatomok sidewalk to commemorate the 250th anniversary of American Independence. The event featured food and product exhibitions, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties.
Cambodian and Japanese citizens planted 10,000 saplings in the Angkor Natural Park to protect the Angkor heritage sites from natural disasters. This initiative is part of a five-year project by the AEON Environmental Foundation, aiming to preserve cultural heritage and biodiversity.
Construction of the Don Kam Bet Reservoir in Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia, has reached 93% completion, supported by a concessional loan from China. Scheduled for completion in October 2027, the project is expected to irrigate approximately 131,323 hectares of farmland and boost rice yields for 25,000 farming families.
The Stung Banteay Stung Water Retention project in Kampong Thom, Cambodia, has reached 60% completion. The facility is designed to utilize rainwater and water from the '30 September' reservoir, supporting regional agriculture and residents' livelihoods through irrigation and daily water supply.
NATO member states will announce strengthened unity and continued support for Ukraine at the upcoming summit in Turkey. The plan includes significant military aid to Ukraine for 2026 and 2027. This aims to address former President Trump's concerns about financial burden sharing among allies and reaffirm the collective strategy against Russia.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly protested Thailand's continued border incursions in Preah Vihear and Oddar Meanchey provinces, accusing Thai forces of violating Cambodian sovereignty and territorial integrity. Phnom Penh has demanded an immediate cessation of these activities, which it states contradict efforts to de-escalate tensions and achieve peaceful resolutions.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) held a large-scale induction ceremony in the capital's Chamkar Mon district, welcoming 3,087 new members. Heng Sour presided over the event, highlighting the party's history and achievements and urging new members to remain loyal and contribute.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) held a large induction ceremony in Phnom Penh's Chamkar Mon district, welcoming over 3,087 new members. Presided over by Heng Sour, the event highlighted the party's history and achievements, urging new members to adhere to its principles and contribute to national development. This move signals an effort to strengthen the party's base and expand its influence across generations.
The National Museum of Cambodia will host a special exhibition starting July 2026, showcasing 21 newly discovered Buddhist artifacts from the Ta Prohm temple. The exhibition will prominently feature a statue of Avalokiteshvara, a revered Bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism.
Cambodia's General Department of Immigration announced on July 2nd that 170 Chinese nationals, including 8 women, were deported for involvement in online scams and other crimes. This action aligns with directives from Prime Minister Hun Manet and Deputy Prime Minister Sar Sokha, aiming to eradicate technology-related offenses.
Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia has launched a free eye health examination and treatment program in collaboration with a specialized medical team from Nepal. The initiative aims to improve residents' health and reduce their financial burden, spearheaded by the provincial administration and the Nepalese Embassy.
Kandal Province leadership in Cambodia attended the funeral of the mother of a senior military official, offering condolences to the bereaved family. This is seen as part of the provincial government's commitment to its civil servants and citizens.
At Cambodia's annual dental conference organized by TYDA, Dr. Petch Chandmony stressed that despite advancements in AI and digital technology, the core values of dentists lie in building patient trust, listening, and ensuring safety. She emphasized technology as an aid, with ultimate responsibility resting on the clinician.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health and the GX Foundation have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand existing humanitarian projects into two new provinces, focusing on cataract surgeries and enhanced dengue fever prevention measures.
Cambodian Minister of Culture and Fine Arts, Dr. Pheung Sakona, and the Japanese Ambassador to Cambodia, along with 800 Cambodian and Japanese participants, planted approximately 10,000 saplings of over 20 varieties in the Angkor-AEON Natural Park on July 4, 2026, to protect World Heritage site. The event was organized by the AEON Environmental Foundation.
The "Don Kambat Dam" construction in Kampong Thom province, Cambodia, funded by China, has reached 93% completion. Scheduled for completion in October 2027, the project is expected to benefit 25,000 farming families.
Cambodia's TYDA (Techo Sen Young Doctors Association) convened its annual dental conference, focusing on the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance patient care and dental services. Experts emphasized the importance of ethical and professional application of AI in healthcare.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health held a workshop to develop hospital nutrition standards. Recognizing that malnutrition hinders treatment and increases healthcare costs, the initiative aims to improve quality and efficiency through a multidisciplinary approach.
Kampong Speu Province in Cambodia has concluded its 2025-2026 academic year student sports championship. The three-day event aimed to promote youth sports, discover talented athletes for national competitions, and foster healthy development, including drug abuse prevention.
The Cambodian government has strongly protested alleged Thai military incursions and barbed wire installations along the border, deeming them violations of sovereignty and territorial integrity. Cambodia called for an immediate halt, citing breaches of de-escalation measures and the 2000 bilateral MOU.
Cambodia's government spokesperson reiterated the government's position on resolving land and maritime border issues with Thailand. The country will pursue "compulsory conciliation" under UNCLOS for maritime borders and prioritize the joint commission's surveying and demarcation work based on existing agreements and international law for land borders.
A tree planting event, co-organized by the AEON Environmental Foundation and the APSARA Authority, was held in Cambodia's Angkor heritage site. Approximately 800 participants planted 10,000 diverse saplings, symbolizing the long-standing cooperation and environmental commitment between the two nations.
Fifty families of border soldiers in Siem Reap, Cambodia, received food and cash donations. The gesture comes amidst ongoing border tensions with Thailand, aiming to show support for soldiers and their families and reaffirm trust in the government's security policies.
The Stung Stoung water diversion structure under construction in Kampong Thom province, Cambodia, is poised to become a critically important water source for farmers' rice irrigation and residents' daily water supply. With construction at 60% completion, the project will support 2,750 hectares of paddy fields and 825 hectares of dry-season crops, while also providing daily water for approximately 2,880 households.
In Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province, lawmaker Ke Kim Yan met with local residents to discuss the restoration of a flood-damaged road. He instructed authorities to expedite repairs, emphasizing the government's commitment to infrastructure recovery and citizen well-being.
Men Sam An visited 25 veteran families in Svay Rieng province, Cambodia, distributing humanitarian aid from Prime Minister Hun Sen. Gratitude towards veterans and continued support were emphasized.