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Battambang province, Cambodia, hosted an anti-drug awareness campaign for over 300 tourism service providers. The initiative aims to enhance safety for tourists and boost the local economy as part of the nation's broader drug prevention efforts.
Cambodia's Ministry of Rural Development held a meeting on October 8 to review a draft statement for the 17th National Rural Hygiene Day on November 13. Senior officials from relevant ministries attended, thoroughly discussing and improving the draft. The day aims to raise awareness for improving hygiene conditions in rural areas.
Cambodia has been ranked first in ASEAN and 17th globally as the country with the most beautiful eco-tourism by US News & World Report. This achievement highlights the nation's efforts in environmental protection and sustainable development.
Cambodia's National Authority for Combating Drugs and Phnom Penh City Administration launched an anti-drug campaign targeting travelers during the Pchum Ben festival. Information on drug abuse and the 'NoDrug' app was disseminated to passengers on public buses, encouraging downloads.
Provincial authorities in Preah Sihanouk, Cambodia, welcomed citizens and workers returning home via the government's free bus service. This initiative aims to alleviate financial burdens and ensure safe travel for the populace.
On October 9th, the Kampot Provincial Administration visited soldiers stationed at the border in Preah Vihear province, donating food and cash. Prime Minister Hun Manet's message of encouragement was conveyed, praising the soldiers' dedicated service.
Sihanoukville provincial police conducted a traffic law awareness campaign targeting drivers of small and heavy vehicles during the Pchum Ben festival period. The initiative aims to reduce traffic accidents by promoting adherence to traffic laws, including prohibitions against drunk driving and speeding.
The Governor of Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, delivered essential supplies including food, fish, and meat to military and police forces guarding the border during the Pchum Ben festival. This act signifies gratitude and encouragement for the troops safeguarding national sovereignty.
Khun Khunly, a regional leader of Cambodia's ruling People's Party, has instructed party members to strengthen ties with residents and address local issues promptly. Emphasis was placed on engaging youth and promoting voter registration.
A meeting was held in Cambodia's Sihanoukville province to review the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for a planned zinc oxide manufacturing plant. The factory is expected to have a production capacity of 30,000 to 50,000 tons per year, with environmental protection and worker safety being key discussion points.
A delegation from Cambodia's Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications visited the 41st Infantry Brigade in Otdar Mean Chey province, donating supplies. This visit, part of the ministry's 'friendly unit' relationship with the brigade, expressed gratitude for the military's role in national defense and territorial integrity, pledging continued support.
Deputy Prime Minister Men Sam-On participated in the 13th Vend Pind ceremony at three pagodas in Phnom Penh and Kandal province, offering prayers for fallen heroes who sacrificed for the nation. The ceremony is a traditional Cambodian Buddhist ritual for remembrance and merit-making for the deceased.
The Cambodian government has launched a free bus service, deploying 600 buses from Phnom Penh to various provinces to facilitate citizens' return home for the Pchum Ben festival. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on workers and has been met with gratitude from the public, highlighting the government's focus on citizen welfare.
An illegal timber processing site has been busted in Kampong Speu province, Cambodia. Authorities seized a large quantity of wood from the unauthorized processing facility and are investigating suspected violations of forestry laws. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to protect forest resources in the country.
Cambodia is providing free bus services to facilitate citizens' travel from Phnom Penh to their hometowns during the Pchum Ben festival, a traditional ancestral commemoration. This initiative aims to alleviate financial burdens and promote family reunions.
An illegal wood processing workshop operating near the Preah Roka Wildlife Sanctuary in Cambodia's Preah Vihear province has been shut down. Authorities seized processed wood and coffins, vowing to strengthen natural resource protection efforts.
Cambodia's Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Dith Tina, met with officials from the Agricultural Academy to strengthen collaboration on agricultural research, development, and improving citizens' livelihoods. This initiative is crucial for national food security and economic growth.
Pailin Province, Cambodia, honored students who achieved excellent results in the Baccalaureate diploma exam. The event, led by the Provincial Governor, underscores the provincial government's commitment to nurturing future talent for national development.
A high-ranking Cambodian defense official briefed an EU military advisor on the ongoing Cambodia-Thailand border dispute and Cambodia's stance. The meeting also covered strengthening bilateral military cooperation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information clarified that while citizen journalists have the right to report on community issues, it distinguished them from professional journalists. Legal protections are contingent on accurate, unbiased reporting and adherence to laws and ethics.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung in Phnom Penh on October 9. The two leaders discussed bilateral relations, cooperation, and regional and international issues, with several cooperation documents expected to be signed.
A Cambodian lawmaker has called for a strengthened United Nations role in conflict prevention and resolution, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and adherence to international law, drawing on the country's historical experiences.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has resolved the wage arrears issue following the closure of the SAHAKREAS CREATE BRIDGE garment factory. Over 200 workers, including pregnant women, will receive all due payments, including unpaid wages, remaining annual leave, and contract termination benefits.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung visited Cambodia, laying wreaths at the Independence Monument, the monument of King Norodom Sihanouk, and the Cambodia-Vietnam Friendship Monument, symbolizing the strong relationship and friendship between the two nations.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism met with representatives from China's Gansu Province to enhance tourism cooperation, exploring a new route linking the two regions. The initiative, focusing on connecting the Mogao Caves and Angkor Wat, aims to boost cultural and religious tourism, underscoring the sector's importance to Cambodia's economy.
Cambodia's National Authority for Combating Drugs and the Phnom Penh Municipal Government have launched a campaign to raise awareness about drug issues and promote the use of the dedicated 'NoDrug' app during the traditional Buddhist festival of Pchum Ben. The initiative aims to prevent drug abuse by providing information to travelers returning to their hometowns.
Cambodia is set to accelerate the construction of its $1.7 billion Funan Techo Canal, with work commencing simultaneously at 11 sites next month. This 180-kilometer waterway aims to fundamentally enhance the nation's logistics capabilities, boost trade linkages with economic partners, and improve the lives of an estimated 1.6 million residents along its corridor.
Cambodia's Minister of Public Works and Transport, Peng Ponea, met with approximately 300 retirees from the ministry during the traditional Khmer Pchum Ben festival. The minister lauded their years of dedication and contributions, particularly in infrastructure development, emphasizing their role in bridging knowledge to younger generations.
On his 9th birthday, Hun Petchmoni Rissith, son of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, visited the Kantha Bopha Children's Hospital with his mother, Dr. Petch Chanmony. The visit highlighted a commitment to the well-being of Cambodian children facing health challenges.
Cambodia has urged Thailand to resume bilateral talks and joint surveying for border demarcation, accusing Bangkok of repeatedly delaying meetings. Phnom Penh emphasizes its commitment to peace while defending sovereignty, prioritizing diplomatic and legal avenues for resolution.
Mondulkiri Provincial Prison organized a religious ceremony for inmates to earn merit and commemorate deceased relatives during the Pchum Ben festival. This initiative aims to support the spiritual rehabilitation and reintegration of prisoners into society.
Cambodia's Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Tau Chea Jidta, met with the new Country Director of the French Development Agency (AFD), Laetitia Habchi, to highlight the need for additional support from development partners, including AFD, for water resource management and meteorological system development. The minister emphasized the importance of infrastructure development for climate change adaptation, reducing flood and drought risks, and enhancing agricultural productivity.
Cambodian Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Thao Chetha, met with the new Country Director of the French Development Agency (AFD), Laetitia Habchi, to discuss strengthening cooperation in water resource management and meteorology. The discussions focused on water infrastructure development, climate change adaptation, and support for improving agricultural productivity.
Cambodia and the European Union discussed strengthening defense ties and expanding military cooperation during talks in Phnom Penh, with both sides expressing commitment to regional security and stability.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has arrived in Cambodia for an official visit. The two-day trip is expected to focus on strengthening bilateral ties and regional cooperation, further deepening the close relationship between the two nations.
The Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX) achieved a record-high average daily trading value of approximately $1.45 million in September 2026. This surge is attributed to increased investor confidence and a rise in new trading accounts.