The National Council for Economic Development of Cambodia convened an inter-ministerial meeting to discuss the draft 'Cambodia Industrial Development Policy 2026-2035.' The policy aims to transform Cambodia's industrial sector from low-skilled to high-tech and high-value addition, responding to structural changes and global trends.
Cambodia's Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation held a meeting to review and improve services at the Kandal Stung rehabilitation center for individuals with mental disabilities. Key discussions focused on enhancing resident care and strengthening cooperation with local health centers.
Journalists from Cambodia and other Global South nations visited ZOOXER TECH in Beijing, China, to observe AI-powered automated camera systems. The technology, designed to enhance efficiency and reduce labor in the film and television industries, drew significant interest from the delegation.
Cambodia has been ranked the world's number one country for sustainable land and natural resource management in 2026 by U.S. News & World Report. The nation received high marks for forest conservation, biodiversity protection, and low carbon emissions, leading the ASEAN region.
The Kun Lbokator Federation of Cambodia held a training session on writing and video production skills on June 26th in Phnom Penh. Aimed at enhancing the promotion of Cambodia's national martial art, the one-day event involved 40 participants focusing on mobile video creation popular on social media.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with Liu Haixing, Minister of the International Liaison Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (IDCPC) on June 25. The meeting underscored the importance of further strengthening the "ironclad friendship" between the two nations, and the signing of an MOU between the two parties was confirmed. This highlights the close relationship between Cambodia and China and the deepening cooperation at the party level.
Cambodia expressed deep concern at the UN Security Council over the alarming rise in grave violations against children in armed conflict. The nation called for the full implementation of international law to protect children, emphasizing educational and humanitarian aid.
Cambodia held talks on June 25 with a delegation from Chinese agricultural chemical manufacturer Shaoxing Shangyu Xin Yinbang Biochemical Co., Ltd., which expressed interest in establishing a factory in the country. The company, with annual sales of $2 billion, emphasized safe and environmentally friendly production. The Cambodian government welcomed the investment, particularly anticipating developments in Kampong Thom province.
Song Hailiang, Chairman of China Communications Construction Company Ltd. (CCCC), met with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen to pledge continued support for the nation's infrastructure development. CCCC has undertaken approximately 70 infrastructure projects in Cambodia, contributing to the local economy.
Cambodia's Senate President (former Prime Minister) Hun Sen has sent a letter of condolences to the people and family of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste on the passing of former President Francisco Guterres Lú-Olo (term 2017-2022). President Hun Sen praised Mr. Lú-Olo as a "dignified and warm leader" and referenced the friendly relations between the two countries.
Cambodian Minister of State in Charge of Special Mission, Dr. Osman Hassan, visited the prestigious Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China. The visit focused on understanding the university's history, educational programs, research capabilities, and international student engagement, exploring avenues for future academic and people-to-people exchanges.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has ordered the establishment of an inter-ministerial task force to coordinate and support the film industry and night-time temple tourism, with the Minister of Tourism serving as its chairman.
Cambodia has urged the international community to fully implement legal obligations to protect children in armed conflict, warning of rising grave violations. Over 6,400 children remain displaced domestically, and the importance of educational support was highlighted.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with the President of China Communications Construction Company (CCCC), urging continued focus on key infrastructure projects like the Funan-Techo Canal, Phnom Penh-Bavet Expressway, and National Road 50C. CCCC has undertaken numerous projects in Cambodia, contributing to the local economy.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism commenced a census of its civil servants on June 25, 2026, aligning with government policy to enhance human resource management and administrative reform, aiming for transparency and efficiency.
Cambodia's Senate has unanimously approved amendments to the Road Law, aimed at strengthening the management and protection of road infrastructure. This revision addresses economic development, private sector demands, and the government's 'Pentagonal Strategy,' focusing on enhanced control of overloaded vehicles and revised penalties.
OCIC's Diamond Bay Garden and AirAsia Cambodia have formed a strategic partnership to promote Cambodia as a destination for tourism and investment. The collaboration includes offering exclusive rewards to airline passengers, such as a chance to win a studio unit, to enhance Cambodia's appeal.
The Cambodian government briefed Japan's TBS Television on its proactive measures and the importance of international cooperation in combating online scams. The nation has enacted new legislation and is undertaking large-scale crackdowns to address this global challenge.
The Cambodian government has launched a clear national strategy to eradicate rampant online scam networks within the country. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Hun Manet, all resources are being mobilized for thorough crackdowns and preventive measures, with international cooperation in sight.
Cambodia informed the UN Human Rights Council that over 22,000 citizens remain displaced along the Thai border. The nation cited alleged Thai military occupation as the cause and urged safe repatriation under international law.
On June 26, 2026, Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen held bilateral talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing. The meeting focused on further deepening bilateral relations and strengthening cooperation, marking a significant opportunity for Cambodia's political leadership to engage directly with China's top leader.
Cambodian People's Party President Hun Sen met with the head of the Chinese Communist Party's International Liaison Department in Beijing, agreeing to strengthen party-to-party cooperation. The visit is seen as an impetus to further deepen the "ironclad friendship" between the two nations.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with China's Zhao Leji, Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, affirming that Cambodia-China friendship remains steadfast despite global changes. Both nations agreed to strengthen parliamentary cooperation to further bilateral relations.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education is set to implement a new school inspection system aimed at strengthening educational quality and governance. Following a pilot in Phnom Penh, the system will involve school self-assessments, ranking, and public disclosure via a digital platform, driving educational reform nationwide.
The Cambodian Senate has unanimously approved an amendment bill to the Road Law, aimed at strengthening the transport and logistics sector. This revision addresses economic development needs and private sector demands, including enhanced measures against overloaded vehicles and adjusted penalties.
The Cambodian Senate will reconvene its 5th ordinary session on June 26, 2026, to review and provide opinions on the draft amendment to the Road Law. This follows a proposal from the 9th Committee, which oversees various sectors including public works, transport, and infrastructure.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with Zhao Leji, Chairman of the Standing Committee of China's National People's Congress, in Beijing. The meeting reaffirmed the "ironclad friendship" between the two nations and agreed to strengthen cooperation between legislative bodies to promote the building of a Cambodia-China community with a shared future.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet chaired a cabinet meeting on June 26th, deliberating on six key agendas including tourism promotion, measures against violence against women, and ratification of international agreements on movable property and aircraft. The discussion on tourism specifically addressed campaigns to attract visitors during the green season.
The Cambodian government and the European Chamber of Commerce (EuroCham) held their fourth Public-Private Sector Dialogue to advance business reforms in taxation, trade facilitation, renewable energy, and regulatory simplification. Discussions focused on resolving long-standing issues and introducing new proposals to strengthen the investment climate.