Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Azerbaijani Prime Minister Ali Asadov agreed to strengthen cooperation across various sectors including trade, investment, energy, mine clearance, digital government, transport, and defense. Both nations also emphasized continuing scholarship exchanges to foster mutual understanding and friendship.
An assessment of flood damage in Cambodia's Pursat Province has been conducted, with plans to provide initial food aid to affected citizens. Prime Minister Hun Manet expressed concern for the well-being of the people, and the government pledged not to abandon flood victims.
Cambodia and Thailand concluded the second session of the Conciliation Commission under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in The Hague, Netherlands. Both nations aim for a comprehensive maritime boundary agreement that benefits their people and contributes to regional peace and prosperity, exploring joint development and resource sharing.
The "Vietnam-Cambodia Trade Connection and Product Promotion Exhibition (VIDEX Cambodia 2026)" has opened in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. This four-day event, running from October 14-17, is a joint effort by the Ministries of Defense, Industry, and Commerce of both nations, aiming to foster economic cooperation and promote products.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Azerbaijani Parliament Speaker Sahiba Gafarova, agreeing to strengthen bilateral ties and expand cooperation across various sectors. Enhanced collaboration is anticipated in trade, investment, security, education, and tourism.
A father has been arrested in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, after firing a weapon and injuring his own son. The incident occurred on the evening of October 14th in a field in Prek Pnov district, with police investigating the case.
Cambodia navigates a delicate balance between substantial Chinese infrastructure investment and its geopolitical implications. The nation seeks to maximize economic growth while preserving sovereignty and diverse international ties.
The Cambodian Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has issued a strong warning against job scams promising high salaries in Russia. No official agreement exists between Cambodia and Russia for labor exchange, and unauthorized recruitment is illegal. Authorities urge citizens to report suspicious activities.
Cambodia and Thailand held their second Joint Commission meeting under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in The Hague, Netherlands. Both nations aim to achieve a comprehensive maritime boundary delimitation or a joint development and equitable resource-sharing agreement, seeking long-term solutions based on international law.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Sahiba Gafarova, Speaker of the Parliament of Azerbaijan, in Baku, confirming the importance of the long-standing friendship between the two nations. They agreed to deepen cooperation in various fields, including trade, investment, security, education, and tourism.
Cambodian Minister of Labor and Vocational Training, Heng Sour, met with the new German Ambassador to Cambodia, Silke Röfer, to strengthen bilateral cooperation in the fields of labor, social security, and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). Discussions included creating employment opportunities in Germany for skilled Cambodian workers and supporting Cambodia's hosting of the OECD Forum in 2027.
Cambodia is set to export its kitchen staples, spices, and fresh vegetables to the French market through a trade partnership with Bulgaria. Products will be processed and certified in Bulgaria before being supplied to the SABAY market in Lyon, France.
Germany has supported the clearance of over 58 square kilometers of landmines in Cambodia since 1993, benefiting approximately 500,000 people. Cambodia expressed gratitude for the long-standing humanitarian aid.
Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing a "mutually beneficial solution" with Thailand at the second Conciliation Commission meeting under UNCLOS, aiming to establish a single maritime boundary or pursue joint development and equitable resource sharing.
Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to preventing the return of online scams, highlighting progress in nationwide crackdowns. The government is dismantling scam operations and arresting perpetrators, while also vowing to strengthen international cooperation.
The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) has approved 36 new investment projects totaling approximately $470 million, expected to create about 17,000 jobs. While investments are primarily in manufacturing, growth is also observed in agriculture, tourism, and infrastructure, indicating investor confidence in Cambodia's economic environment.
The abbot of O'Tres Pagoda in Preah Sihanouk Province donated 1 ton of rice, kitchen supplies, and 3 million Riel (approx. $750) in cash to the provincial Red Cross branch. The aid will support humanitarian efforts for vulnerable residents.
Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to a mutually beneficial solution and lasting regional peace at the second meeting of the Joint Commission for Reconciliation under UNCLOS with Thailand. The nation emphasized its aim to conclude a comprehensive maritime boundary delimitation treaty with Thailand, in accordance with international law.
Cambodia's government has asserted its progress and commitment to combating online scams. Responding to an Al Jazeera report on scam operations in Koh Kong province, the government stated the depicted activities predated major crackdowns, highlighting the effectiveness of current measures and pledging enhanced international cooperation.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Azerbaijani Speaker of Parliament Sahiba Gafarova, affirming the long-standing good relations between the two nations. Both sides agreed to further strengthen cooperation across various sectors including economy, investment, politics, diplomacy, security, education, and tourism.
Kampot Province in Cambodia is developing a new tourist attraction, the "Hand of Happiness" statue. Prime Minister Hun Manet has expressed support for the initiative, recommending the incorporation of Khmer architectural styles. This move is expected to boost the local economy and promote cultural heritage.
An anti-drug operation in Cambodia's Battambang province has led to the arrest of five suspects and the seizure of a significant quantity of narcotics, including ketamine, MDMA, and crystal methamphetamine (ICE).
During a meeting at Cambodia's Fifth Military Region Command, ASEAN Observer Team (AOT-KH) Chief of Mission Rear Admiral GLENN Z. DIZON reaffirmed commitment to observing, verifying, and reporting on the Cambodia-Thailand border situation. Cambodia's Fifth Military Region Commander welcomed the team's efforts in promoting regional peace and trust.
Residents in Phnom Penh's Srah Chak commune have complained about health impacts from smoke generated by cremations at Srah Chak pagoda, urging authorities for intervention. The deputy governor pledged to enforce a ban on cremations at certain pagodas and continue mosquito control measures.
The Cambodian government spokesperson vehemently denied accusations by Sam Rainsy, accusing him of betraying national interests and siding with Thailand in a border dispute. The spokesperson reiterated that Thailand initiated the firing, making Cambodia the victim, and criticized Um Sam An for refusing to engage in expert discussions on the border issue.
Cambodia's Supreme Court has upheld an 11-year prison sentence for former CNRP activist Voeung Samnang, who was convicted of 'conspiracy to commit treason' and 'incitement'. The ruling relates to a 2019 plan involving the former party leader's return.
The United States has reiterated its commitment to collaborate with Cambodia in combating illicit financial flows, particularly online scams targeting American citizens. Both nations aim to strengthen the financial sector and build a secure, transparent financial infrastructure.
The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) announced the registration of 36 investment projects in September 2026, with a total investment capital of approximately $470 million. These projects are expected to create around 17,000 jobs. While the industrial sector remains dominant, there is a growing trend in agriculture, tourism, and infrastructure.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with his Azerbaijani counterpart Ali Asadov in Baku on October 14, 2026. The two leaders discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation, signaling potential for enhanced future relations.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Chai Sinarith strongly reaffirmed the nation's resolve to eradicate online scams, responding to an Al Jazeera report. He argued that the reported incidents predated Cambodia's large-scale crackdown and highlighted the country's successful efforts.
Authorities in Cambodia's Pailin Province, Salak Kroav District, have launched a major cleanup and beautification campaign at the Poipet International Gate bordering Thailand. The initiative aims to enhance the border area's aesthetics and environmental protection, projecting a positive image for tourists and investors.
The joint disaster relief exercise involving the armies of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam concluded successfully in Hanoi, Vietnam, in 2026. The exercise primarily focused on protecting citizens' lives and property, aiming to enhance response capabilities for emergencies like chemical spills, building collapses, and floods.
Cambodia is pushing for a transition from labor-intensive to skills-and-tech-driven industries, strengthening ties between vocational training institutions and the private sector with EU support. The NTTI BizConnect Cambodia 2026 event aimed to enhance human capital development and bridge the gap with labor market demands.
In Cambodia, 1,151 teachers participated in an internal examination for relocation from provincial areas to the capital, Phnom Penh, which requires 831 additional educators. This exam is part of public administration reforms, with strict oversight and direct approval of exam questions by a Deputy Prime Minister to ensure transparency.
An indigenous woman in Cambodia's Mondulkiri province has given birth to triplets and received 10 million riels (approximately $2,500 USD) in cash and provisions to support her family. This aid is part of a national humanitarian initiative for families with multiple births, ongoing since 1999.
Cambodia has urged the UN for international support to ensure the safe and dignified return of over 20,000 residents displaced by border conflict with Thailand. The nation accused Thai forces of hindering returns and expressed concerns over unexploded ordnance.