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The Cambodian Ministry of National Defense announced discussions on strengthening military cooperation with the EU Military Advisor. This signifies a deepening of defense ties between Cambodia and the EU, with future collaborative developments anticipated.
In Battambang Province, Cambodia, a resident had their motorcycle stolen while evacuating belongings due to severe flooding. Three days have passed since the incident, with authorities yet to identify any leads, heightening the victim's distress.
Cambodia's Minister of Culture and Fine Arts, addressing attempts to distort Khmer culture by neighboring sources, emphasized that culture lives not only in books and stone but also in language, music, dance, traditional attire, and the active participation of every citizen in its preservation.
Cambodian authorities have deported 197 Thai nationals after they completed prison sentences for online scams and other offenses. Concurrently, 82 Cambodians were repatriated from Thailand. The move signals Cambodia's firm stance against cross-border criminal activities.
In Cambodia's Takeo Province, 554 youths have volunteered for military service. This is seen as a testament to youth engagement in national defense and fulfilling their duty to the nation. The province also hosted a meeting with veterans and retired soldiers.
Governor Prahm Sarath attended the traditional Pchum Ben festival at a pagoda in Preah Vihear province. As part of the ceremony, he joined local residents in making donations, honoring ancestors, and supporting the pagoda's development.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet announced plans to reconstruct and build 28 roads in Battambang City. The Prime Minister directed that road construction and sewerage works be carried out simultaneously to prevent a decline in road quality and disruption to public life after road completion.
Cambodia has stated it will not recognize any changes to its international border with Thailand resulting from the use of force, reaffirming respect for existing borders based on joint declarations and peace agreements. The government protests alleged illegal activities by Thai forces and seeks to address the displacement of around 700,000 Cambodians.
201 Cambodian youth from Baphnum district participated in an educational tour supported by Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sar Sokha. The tour focused on learning about the Khmer Rouge genocide and the end of the civil war, reinforcing their commitment to peace.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment met with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to deepen cooperation on green economic development and climate resilience. The ADB pledged continued technical and financial support for Cambodia's environmental strategies.
Cambodia's Environment Minister and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) discussed strengthening cooperation on green economic development, climate resilience, and sustainable waste management. The ADB reaffirmed its commitment to providing technical assistance and concessional financing to support Cambodia's green growth agenda.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology met with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to discuss water resource development priorities and the progress of ongoing projects. Both sides agreed to deepen cooperation in enhancing irrigation infrastructure, sustainable water resource management, and climate change resilience.
Minister Chhay Rithisen of Rural Development visited six pagodas in Kampong Chhnang province, offering donations on behalf of Prime Minister Hun Manet and his wife. This act is part of the traditional Buddhist 'Kanda Binh' festival, honoring the deceased and fallen soldiers.
Cambodia emphasizes that long-term food security depends not just on short-term yields, but on soil health and sustainability. Farmers employ various conservation methods against challenges like erosion and degradation, but understanding their effectiveness and limitations is crucial.
In Cambodia's Prey Veng province, police and local defense forces are coordinating traffic control and preparing fuel supply systems on major roads to ease congestion and ensure safety during the Pchum Ben festival. These measures are in response to the surge in citizens traveling to their hometowns.
A new 3.46km twin concrete road has been inaugurated in Samrong city, Oddar Meanchey province, Cambodia. The road, which previously suffered from poor conditions impacting travel and logistics, features modern amenities and is expected to boost economic activity and improve residents' lives.
Cambodia's National Election Committee (NEC) is urging voters who registered in 2016 and 2017 to update their biometric data (photos and fingerprints). This measure aims to ensure accurate identification and protect voting rights, as a decade has passed since their initial registration. Approximately 4 million people are expected to be affected.
Open Development Cambodia (ODC) held a workshop to inform its research on foreign investment and investment incentives in Cambodia. The event gathered stakeholders from the private sector and civil society to discuss research direction and the development of an accessible investment incentives profile on ODC's website.
Prime Minister Hun Manet has proposed accepting ASEAN observers in the border demarcation process between Cambodia and Thailand, signaling a move towards a peaceful and transparent resolution of border issues.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has directed higher education institutions to integrate AI and digital skills into their curricula, enhancing the workforce's adaptability to the digital transformation. This aims to better align education with labor market needs and foster socio-economic growth.
Prime Minister Hun Manet reaffirmed Cambodia's commitment to territorial integrity based on the 1907 Franco-Siamese Treaty and the 1904 Convention. He described Thailand's occupation of some areas as 'illegal' but emphasized a commitment to diplomatic and legal solutions over force.
Cambodia's National Committee for Disaster Management held workshops in Takeo and Svay Rieng provinces to integrate climate change and population mobility into disaster preparedness and emergency response plans. Supported by IOM, the initiative involves local authorities and relevant agencies to develop context-specific strategies.
Kien Svay District in Cambodia's Kandal Province held a workshop on its 3-Year Rolling Investment Program for 2027-2029. Fifty-four projects spanning economic, social, environmental, and administrative sectors were proposed to drive regional development and improve residents' livelihoods, with some initiatives already securing support.
Banteay Meanchey Governor Oum Ratry visited flood-affected residents in Serei Saophoan City, assessing their living conditions. The governor urged strict hygiene practices and child safety, distributing aid to those impacted by the floods.
In Cambodia's Battambang Province, aid packages from Prime Minister Hun Manet were distributed to 400 families affected by floods. Governor Sok Lu attended the distribution ceremony, urging residents to prioritize health and livelihood recovery.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has directed the establishment and expansion of secondary schools at the commune and district levels to improve access to education for local residents. This initiative is part of educational reforms aimed at reducing dropout rates and transportation costs for students.
Major General Som Som, Commander of the Kampot Military Operations Zone, provided fuel, food, and supplies to forces cracking down on illegal fishing in Prak Sdech commune. The aid aims to support troops operating during the national Pchum Ben holiday.
Kampong Thom Provincial Police Commissioner Heng Sophal inspected police posts in Prasat Sambor district, urging officers to boost morale and community ties. He emphasized promoting the 'NoDrug' app and the 'Safe Village-Commune-District' policy.
Cambodia has launched outreach activities for a livelihood support program targeting individuals with disabilities caused by landmines and other factors. The initiative aims to improve living standards and foster social integration in communities affected by the legacy of war.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, speaking at a graduation ceremony in Battambang, declared that Cambodia's territory will not be ceded and that the nation will pursue the recovery of its rightful land through diplomacy and international law, emphasizing adherence to the 1904 and 1907 Franco-Siamese treaties regarding border issues with Thailand.
Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and the National Committee for Disaster Management have directed a precise assessment of flood damage and the formulation of recovery plans for the agricultural sector in Banteay Meanchey province. The aim is to ensure accurate farmer assistance and prompt resumption of production.
Officials from the Preah Vihear Provincial Department of Information and Planning delivered food supplies to troops stationed along the Cambodia-Thailand border. The gesture aims to express gratitude and encouragement to soldiers during traditional Khmer festivals.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet announced that 21 of the 28 key roads in Battambang city will commence renovation and reconstruction in November 2026. An additional 7 roads, totaling 11 kilometers, will also be constructed with government funding. This initiative is part of the city's ongoing infrastructure development, which has also seen improvements in water treatment systems, standard landfills, and clean water systems since 2019.
Ratanakiri provincial authorities have cracked down on illegal mining activities, identifying and warning 66 individuals involved. The operation aimed to halt unauthorized resource extraction and ensure legal compliance. Enhanced monitoring will be implemented to prevent future occurrences.
The Cambodian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) and Wildlife Alliance have announced a full handover of the rescued wildlife care program management to MAFF, following a 25-year partnership. This transition empowers MAFF to lead national wildlife protection efforts, while Wildlife Alliance will continue providing technical support and expand its focus to nationwide forest conservation.
Prime Minister Hun Manet attended the graduation ceremony of the University of Management and Economics (UME) in Battambang, awarding degrees to graduates. The Prime Minister emphasized that education and human capital development are crucial for the nation's progress and competitiveness.