Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on June 26, 2026. The leaders discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation, reaffirming China's significant role in Cambodia's development.
KB PRASAC Bank has introduced a special housing loan program with interest rates starting as low as 6.99% per annum, aiming to facilitate homeownership for Cambodian families through accessible financing.
Raids in Poipet, Cambodia, have uncovered numerous laptops and mobile phones suspected of being involved in online scams. Authorities are targeting international criminal networks.
The chairman of China Communications Construction Company Ltd. (CCCC) met with Prime Minister Hun Sen to confirm cooperation on Cambodia's infrastructure development, particularly road construction projects. The company highlighted its past achievements in Cambodia and expressed its desire for further contributions.
Phnom Penh's 7 January District conducted transparent bidding for its 2026 Commune Development Fund projects. This initiative aims to promote local development and private sector participation, with 14 companies bidding for projects designed to meet community needs.
Cambodia, at a UN Security Council open debate, urged the full implementation of international law, strongly emphasizing the protection of children in armed conflicts. The nation expressed concern over children affected by the Cambodia-Thailand border dispute and highlighted the importance of humanitarian aid.
Kampong Cham province authorities in Cambodia have destroyed over 250kg of substandard frozen meat and fish balls that failed to meet veterinary standards. The action aims to ensure public health and food safety.
Say Chhum visited the party office in Trapeang Krasang, Por Sen Chey district, Phnom Penh, meeting with 90 party officials. He praised local development progress and explained the government's efforts to resolve border disputes with Thailand.
Dr. Kin Pheah, a Cambodian political scientist, proposed that the Jay Chumnik Bridge (Metek Bridge) in Valea Ven District, which was destroyed by the Thai military on December 13, 2025, should be preserved as historical evidence rather than repaired, to remind future generations of Thailand's aggression.
Prime Minister Hun Manet chaired a cabinet meeting on June 26, 2026, discussing tourism promotion, the National Action Plan on Violence Against Women (2025-2030), and the approval of international agreements concerning financial instruments, aviation, construction materials, and automotive products.
Cambodia accused Thailand at the UN Human Rights Council of obstructing the return of over 22,000 citizens due to its alleged illegal occupation of border territories. Phnom Penh demanded Thailand adhere to international law and seek peaceful resolution.
Prime Minister Hun Sen paid respects to the King and Queen Mother of Cambodia while on a visit to China. This audience is seen as a symbolic event in bilateral relations, underscoring Cambodia's political stability and international standing.
Ratanakiri Provincial Hospital in Cambodia will provide free eye examinations and surgeries from June 29 to July 3, 2026. Supported by the Fred Hollows Foundation, the initiative aims to treat various eye conditions, including cataracts, for residents regardless of age or gender.
The Cambodian government has intensified guidance to enhance transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the casino sector, amidst efforts to combat online scams. Casinos found involved in illegal activities will face license revocation and legal action.
The Cambodian Senate held a committee meeting on June 26, 2026, to review a draft law amending the Road Law. This amendment aims to revise regulations concerning the management and development of road infrastructure, potentially impacting Cambodia's future transportation network.
The Embassy of Israel hosted a 78th Independence Day celebration in Phnom Penh, gathering Cambodian officials and business leaders to reaffirm growing bilateral relations and explore new economic cooperation opportunities, with a particular emphasis on innovation.
Prime Minister Hun Manet issued a statement on the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, calling for creative responses to drug issues in new contexts. He affirmed the government's commitment to addressing all crimes, including drug offenses, prioritizing social security and citizen well-being amidst global challenges.
Cambodia's economy remains heavily reliant on China, yet efforts towards diversification are underway. Infrastructure investment and tourism recovery are key, alongside geopolitical considerations.
Cambodian authorities in Banteay Meanchey province conducted raids on several locations in Poipet city on June 24, investigating suspected online scam operations. No illegal activities were found, and 43 foreigners were questioned. Some were issued warnings and fines for lacking identification documents.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen and China's top legislator Zhao Leji reaffirmed their 'ironclad friendship' and pledged to strengthen parliamentary cooperation during a meeting in Beijing. They emphasized their enduring bond based on mutual trust and confirmed deeper collaboration towards a shared future.
Cambodia is accelerating the drafting of its first Commercial Code to unify fragmented laws and bolster investor confidence, as exports saw a 19% surge in early 2026, aiming to enhance economic competitiveness through legal reform.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, on the occasion of the 3rd National Day of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises on June 27, called for building 'bridges to market' for SMEs. He reaffirmed the policy to support the development of these enterprises as a key to economic growth.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with Chinese NPC Standing Committee Chairman Zhao Leji in Beijing, reaffirming the "All-Weather Cambodia-China Community with a Shared Future." The talks focused on strengthening legislative cooperation, underscoring the enduring ties between the two nations amidst China's growing regional influence.
Cambodia's Minister of Health has declared a commitment to embrace and address "shortcomings" in the healthcare system to drive improvement. While a World Bank report acknowledges the Cambodian healthcare system has reached a "strong foundation," the minister praised healthcare workers' efforts and noted increased public trust. Future focus will be on enhancing the quality of provincial hospitals and addressing non-communicable diseases.
Cambodia's Ministry of Post and Telecommunications announced that its document verification platform, verify.gov.kh, has won the 2026 United Nations Public Service Award. The platform has been recognized internationally for its role in combating document fraud and advancing the digitalization of public services.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment announced the discovery of 10 critically endangered species, including Asian elephants, within the Phnom Samkos Wildlife Sanctuary. This highlights the park's status as a vital biodiversity hotspot and will inform future conservation efforts.
Authorities in Cambodia's Samlot District are intensifying quality control and security checks at durian sales points following allegations of Thai durian being misrepresented as local produce. The move aims to protect the quality of local durians and ensure the safety of tourists.
In Cambodia's Kratie Province, Kratie District's Daar Commune has converted approximately 949 hectares to cassava cultivation following the rainy season rice harvest. Farmers anticipate better market prices next year but are cautiously reducing fertilizer use due to price fluctuation risks.
Cambodia's National Assembly's 3rd Committee lauded Kampot Province's remarkable development and investment attraction, urging local authorities to further harness its untapped potential to meet future national development goals. Agriculture, tourism, and the green economy are highlighted as key drivers for future growth.
The Ministry of Rural Development of Cambodia held a meeting on June 25 to review its first-half 2026 performance and set goals for the second half. The ministry achieved 51.26% progress across its five priority programs. The Minister praised the efforts of officials and issued directives for further improvement.