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The Cambodian government has appointed renowned chemistry professor Jay Thavy as an Undersecretary of State for the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport. He will hold a director-general equivalent rank without receiving a salary.
Police in Kandal Province, Cambodia, have re-issued warnings to three coffee shop owners regarding illegal gambling, strictly prohibiting online betting activities. This action follows previous contract violations and requires owners to pledge adherence.
In Cambodia's Preah Vihear province, the Chairman of the Provincial Council and other officials participated in the traditional Pchum Ben festival, offering alms and honoring ancestors alongside Buddhist followers. The event served to strengthen community bonds and foster connections between local governance and citizens.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet voiced concerns over increasing geopolitical complexities in the region and globally at the Veterans Confederation of ASEAN Countries (VECONAC) General Assembly. He emphasized the importance of peace, dialogue, and an independent foreign policy based on international law amidst growing economic uncertainty and security challenges.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology conducted inspections of three key irrigation systems to improve the efficiency of agricultural water supply and flood management, supporting the nation's infrastructure vital for livelihoods and economic activities.
Cambodia's Education Minister, Hang Chuon Naron, stressed that teachers are the heart of learning and require continuous investment throughout their careers, not just initial training. Speaking at World Teachers' Day 2025, he lauded teachers as pillars of modern pedagogy, essential for nurturing human capital for the 21st century in a rapidly changing world.
Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture is collaborating with OCP Singapore for direct phosphate fertilizer supply to address global shortages. This initiative aims to enable farmers to access fertilizers at reasonable prices, thereby boosting agricultural productivity.
Thai border forces continue to crack down on smuggling along the Cambodia-Thailand border. Recent seizures by Thai authorities highlight ongoing cross-border illicit activities and raise questions about the effectiveness of Cambodia's enforcement measures.
Cambodia's Ministry of Justice spokesperson highlighted the 1995 Law on the Regime of Media as a fundamental basis for protecting journalists' rights and freedom of expression. The law prohibits the arrest and imprisonment of journalists for reporting, outlining procedures for corrections and compensation.
In Cambodia's Kratie province, farmers are finding a new income stream through household-level chicken farming. Live chickens are being sold for 18,000 to 20,000 Cambodian Riel per kilogram, significantly boosting family livelihoods. Farmers are also requesting official support for this practice.
Prime Minister Hun Manet praised the Veterans Confederation of ASEAN Countries (VECONAC) for its contributions to peace, stability, and veterans' welfare across member states during the organization's General Assembly. He particularly highlighted the role of veterans in Cambodia's "Win-Win Policy" and their importance as advocates for peace.
Cambodia's significant rice stocks and status as a net food exporter may help mitigate agricultural sector exposure to the intensifying El Niño phenomenon. Analysis by AMRO shows Cambodia holds 3.1 months of rice buffer, ranking third in the region.
Prime Minister Hun Manet hailed veterans as heroes who defended independence and sovereignty, stating their sacrifices contributed to regional peace and stability during the ASEAN Veterans Confederation General Assembly. He emphasized Cambodia's peace is a result of the "Win-Win Policy."
Prime Minister Hun Manet outlined six key priorities for the Veterans Confederation of ASEAN Countries (VECONAC), including preserving peace, strengthening solidarity among member states, and improving veterans' quality of life, urging a greater role for veterans in regional development.
Over 1,500 Cambodian workers and diaspora in South Korea gathered for Pchum Ben, the traditional ancestors' day festival. H.E. Seng Sakada, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training, attended, urging adherence to local laws and upholding national dignity.
Prime Minister Hun Manet reaffirmed Cambodia's commitment to an independent foreign policy, multilateralism, and peaceful dispute resolution through dialogue amidst complex geopolitical landscapes, highlighting the vital role of veterans in peacebuilding.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training provided free haircuts and styling to around 500 workers and informal economy participants in Phnom Penh ahead of the Pchum Ben festival. Additionally, 600 free buses will operate for workers returning home or to the city, following Prime Minister Hun Manet's directive.
Cambodia's 10th National Skills Competition concluded, awarding 31 individuals with gold, silver, and bronze medals. These winners will represent Cambodia in regional, international, and world-level competitions, aligning with the government's focus on human capital development for a skilled workforce in the digital age.
A delegation from Battambang province, Cambodia, visited frontline border forces to offer greetings and donations during the Pchum Ben festival. The provincial governor praised the soldiers' efforts in protecting natural resources, particularly fish stocks in Tonle Sap Lake.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, speaking at the ASEAN Veterans Federation Congress, emphasized that the 'Win-Win' policy, initiated by former Prime Minister Hun Sen, led to the end of the civil war and national reunification, earning clear international recognition. Veterans were lauded as key contributors to peacebuilding.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized that supporting veterans and retirees is not merely a humanitarian act but a moral and national duty for the current generation to repay past contributions. Speaking at the ASEAN Veterans and Retirees Federation (VECONAC) meeting, he praised the value of peace and the contributions of veterans.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, speaking at the 25th Congress of the ASEAN Veterans Federation (VECONAC), emphasized the federation's role not only as a humanitarian force improving the lives of veterans and disabled individuals but also as an influential regional mechanism for peace, stability, and sustainable development. He stated that honoring and supporting veterans is a national moral duty, underscoring Cambodia's commitment as host.
The 25th Congress of the ASEAN Veterans Federation (VECONAC), held in Cambodia, reaffirmed solidarity, friendship, and cooperation among member nations, pledging to enhance veterans' welfare and contribute to regional peace. The admission of Timor-Leste as a new member highlighted the organization's expansion and unity.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has announced that tropical depression Choi-wan will bring rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds to approximately 50% of the country from October 5-7. The highlands and river basins are expected to be particularly affected.
In Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province, eight rural roads totaling approximately 67 kilometers have been affected by floods. About 25 kilometers are submerged, and 450 meters are washed out. The Provincial Department of Rural Development is preparing for repairs to facilitate travel and the transport of agricultural products.
In Kampong Thom province, Cambodia, a local leader participated in the traditional Buddhist festival 'Kanda Bin', donating goods and cash to six pagodas. The event symbolizes gratitude to ancestors and social solidarity, aiming to preserve cultural heritage and foster national unity.
In Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province, the 9th day of the traditional 'Kand Ben' Buddhist festival was observed with prayers for soldiers who sacrificed their lives defending the nation. Provincial Governor and other officials participated, honoring their service and sacrifice.
In Sihanoukville, Cambodia, condolence money and essential supplies were delivered to the family of a deceased veteran. This is part of the support activities of the Veterans and Retirees Association.
In Banteay Meanchey Province, northwest Cambodia, the Youth Federation of Cambodia (YFC) distributed food and supplies to 100 families affected by floods. The initiative highlighted community solidarity and provided moral support to those in need.
In Kampong Svay district, Kampong Thom province, ruling party officials distributed aid including rice, food, clothing, and cash to 200 impoverished families. This initiative is presented as a demonstration of the government's commitment to addressing the hardships faced by the populace.
Cambodian Senate President Samdech Techo Hun Sen reaffirmed commitment to strengthening the strategic partnership with South Korea, ahead of the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations next year. He praised South Korea's economic development and expressed anticipation for deepened future cooperation.
Phnom Penh, Cambodia – Germany's TUI Hotels & Resorts and OCIC's Dara Hotels Group have officially opened the TUI SUNEO Olympia Phnom Penh, the first TUI SUNEO hotel in Cambodia. This launch is anticipated to significantly boost the nation's tourism sector and enhance its international appeal.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, addressing the Veterans Federation of ASEAN Countries General Assembly, urged ASEAN veterans to transform lessons from past conflicts into a force for peace, reconciliation, and regional solidarity. He particularly highlighted Cambodia's 'Win-Win Policy' to underscore the importance of peace.
The Cambodian National Assembly has decided on the composition of its delegation for the 47th ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA) General Assembly, scheduled for November 2026 in Manila, Philippines. The assembly aims to foster legislative cooperation under the theme 'A Peaceful, Prosperous ASEAN Centered on the People'.
Chhay Borin, a member of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP) Central Committee, visited Sik Bun Hok, former Chairman of the National Election Committee (NEC). Borin praised Bun Hok's long-standing contributions to the nation and urged loyalty to the party and country. Bun Hok expressed gratitude to the party leadership.
Prime Minister Hun Manet, speaking at the ASEAN Veterans Federation Congress, highlighted that the 'Win-Win' policy ended Cambodia's protracted civil war, bringing full peace and national unity for the first time in 500 years. The policy, he noted, was crucial as former soldiers embraced peaceful reconciliation without resorting to arms, laying the foundation for national reconstruction.