In Kampong Thom, Cambodia, 10 million Riel was presented to the family of a deceased soldier from the Fallen Soldier Support Fund. The regional military commander visited the family, honoring the soldier's long service. This highlights the state's support for soldiers and their families.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology held its first meeting with a JICA fact-finding mission to discuss the 'Southwestern Phnom Penh Flood Drainage Structure Restoration and Improvement Project.' Discussions focused on the scope of work and environmental/social impact assessments for a new ODA loan application.
The Director-General of Cambodia's demining agency, CMAC, has revealed details of the 'Victory Bridge' being destroyed by seven MK-82 bombs during a past Thai invasion. The bridge stands as a symbol of Cambodia's historical suffering and the preciousness of peace.
Cambodia is set to observe 'National Fish Day' on July 1st, an event aimed at promoting the sustainable conservation and development of aquatic resources. Prime Minister Hun Manet is scheduled to preside over the ceremony, which will include the release of approximately 5 million fish and aquatic animals into natural waters.
Cambodia's Minister of Health, Prof. Chheang Ra, stated that health facilities have increased public trust and are providing services according to needs. During an online conference, health officials discussed the success of the "Svay Chhuk Health Center" in Kampong Chhnang province as a model of collaboration.
The Cambodia Institute of Technology (formerly Techmo) has filed a criminal complaint against former staffer Non Seiha for the alleged use of forged diplomas. The institution stated it is taking strict legal action to protect its reputation and the integrity of its degrees.
Cambodia's Acting Head of State, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, met with Vietnam's Minister of Public Security, Luong Tam Quang, celebrating the successful tripartite ministerial meeting with Laos. Both sides agreed to strengthen border security and cooperation to prevent the use of their territories for hostile activities against any nation.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with his Laotian and Vietnamese counterparts in security to strengthen trilateral security cooperation. They agreed to enhance collaboration in maintaining peace in border areas and combating cross-border crimes such as human trafficking, drug smuggling, and cyber fraud.
Cambodia held a joint meeting with 43 entities, including government ministries, employer associations, and international organizations, to review the first half of 2026 and plan for the latter half, focusing on preventing and combating human trafficking within labor migration. Participants pledged to strengthen comprehensive measures, including victim support.
Phnom Penh's Tuol Kork District conducted an administrative inspection and statistical survey of foreign residents at 14 locations on June 30, 2026. A total of 44 foreigners were found, with no online scam activities detected.
Cambodia's ruling party, through Minister Sok Soken at an Asian political parties forum in Mongolia, called for ethical AI governance and increased investment in human capital to address the risks of rapid AI development. The importance of regional cooperation was also stressed.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol held high-level talks in Beijing to accelerate infrastructure development. He urged swift execution of key projects aimed at boosting economic growth and public livelihoods, and requested expedited financial approvals from China. The deepening of the 'Diamond Hexagon' cooperation framework was reaffirmed.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with the Ministers of Public Security of Laos and Minister of Public Security of Vietnam, agreeing to strengthen trilateral security cooperation. Key discussions focused on border security, combating transnational crime, and addressing tech-based fraud. This initiative is seen as part of efforts to bolster regional stability, underpinned by traditional friendly relations.
Cambodian Army Commander General Vong Pisen met with the newly appointed Indian Defence Attaché, expressing gratitude for India's continuous support in human resource development and specialized training. India indicated readiness to assist in enhancing Cambodian military capabilities and defense technology, particularly in areas like demining and reconnaissance drones.
Cambodia's National Social Security Fund (NSSF) is conducting a population projection from 2024 to 2100. This initiative aims to provide crucial data for designing social security benefit packages and improving financial risk management, ensuring the system's long-term sustainability.
Cambodia's National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has launched a population projection from 2024 to 2100 to inform social security benefit design and risk management, aiming for long-term system sustainability. The NSSF currently boasts over 3.5 million members and has expanded healthcare access.
The Cambodian People's Party announced the outcomes of the 45th ICAPP Standing Committee meeting, emphasizing its contributions to international cooperation and regional peace, with a notable indication of strengthened ties with China.
The second phase of the "Say No to Fake News" campaign was launched at a high school in Kampong Speu province, Cambodia. The initiative aims to enhance media literacy among youth and prevent societal disruption.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has instructed the Meteorological Department to enhance its observation and forecasting capabilities and maintain regional stations in preparation for drought risks posed by El Niño and the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). The directive came during a meeting reviewing the first half of 2026 and planning for the second, emphasizing capacity building.
Prime Minister Hun Sen urged Cambodian and Vietnamese border authorities to cooperate regularly to maintain a friendly and peaceful border, fostering bilateral trade. This was stated during a meeting with Vietnam's Minister of Public Security, Luong Tam Quang.
The Marine Conservation Cambodia (MCC) shared research findings from its oyster restoration project in Kep province with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Cambodia representative. The initiative aims to improve marine ecosystems and support coastal communities.
Cambodia has launched a project to develop a "Resilient River Basin Master Plan" aimed at sustainable water resource management in the face of climate change. A kick-off meeting on June 30th brought together officials from the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology, the Mekong River Commission, and the ADB to discuss project goals and methodologies. A concrete action plan and management structure will be established going forward.
A newborn pileated gibbon, an endangered species, has been born in Cambodia's Angkor Forest, increasing the total population to 15. This birth is expected to contribute to ecosystem restoration and tourism promotion.
Cambodian Acting Prime Minister Hun Sen met with Vietnam's Minister of Public Security, Luong Tam Quang. Both sides affirmed the importance of strengthening bilateral cooperation, including addressing regional and international security challenges.
Som Soeun, a Cambodian People's Party (CPP) official, attended a meeting in Stung Treng province focused on strengthening the party's grassroots organization. He conveyed messages from the party leadership, praised past electoral victories in the province, and underscored the necessity of the party's continued leadership.
The Phnom Penh City Hall has completed 75% of a 1km concrete road paving project. The initiative aims to alleviate traffic difficulties, especially during the rainy season, and improve flood mitigation in the affected areas. Local residents have expressed optimism about the improvements.
Cambodia's General Department of Customs and Excise (GDCE) is consulting with the private sector on draft amendments to the Customs Law, aiming to better reflect the current trade environment and enhance effective implementation. The initiative seeks to balance trade facilitation with stronger legal compliance.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology and Kampong Cham provincial authorities have clarified remarks allegedly made by the minister and governor towards journalists, stating they did not intend to criticize reporters acting ethically. They cited some reporting as causing misunderstanding.
Analysts suggest that enhanced cooperation between Cambodia's ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) and China's Communist Party (CPC) will further solidify long-term bilateral relations. Senate President Hun Sen's recent visit to China highlighted the significance of these party-to-party ties.
Cambodia is seeing increased citizen satisfaction following the implementation of digital public services by local administrations, praised for transparency, speed, and convenience. Online application systems, launched on January 2, 2026, are being utilized for services like civil registration and tourism.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information has formally protested to Thailand after Thai officials escorted foreign journalists into the O Smach border zone, which Phnom Penh claims as its territory, denouncing it as a violation of Cambodian sovereignty.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information has strongly condemned Thailand's unauthorized entry of foreign journalists into the O'Smach area, calling it a "grave violation of international law and sovereignty." The ministry stated that Thailand's actions undermine bilateral agreements and trust between the neighboring countries.
Cambodia has announced its infrastructure investment plan through 2026, aiming to reduce its reliance on China. The government intends to strengthen investment from Japan, South Korea, and ASEAN nations, targeting economic diversification and sustainable growth.