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Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training announced that approximately 90,000 job vacancies are available nationwide, awaiting returning migrant workers from Thailand and local job seekers. These opportunities span agriculture, industry, and services, with applicants able to access details through ministry publications and an emergency hotline.
Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) reaffirmed efforts to strengthen economic cooperation and expand bilateral trade with Cambodia. Bilateral trade surpassed $1.1 billion in 2025, with both nations aiming to deepen collaboration in agriculture and commodities.
The "Cambodia Pentathlon Federation" was established in Cambodia on October 4th, with Ouk Sithi Nith elected as its first president. The federation will oversee pentathlon disciplines and serve a term from 2026 to 2030.
Phnom Pros Pagoda in Kampong Cham province held a special ceremony to honor soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the nation during the traditional Pchum Ben festival. This highlights the nation's spiritual practices and gratitude towards those who served the country.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information spokesperson has called on citizens, especially youth, to act as 'information safety agents' by refraining from sharing unverified information, avoiding the spread of fake news, and habitually verifying information. This initiative aims to enhance media literacy and prevent societal disruption from malicious content.
Indian police in New Delhi arrested dozens on Saturday during a protest led by Gen Z youth against alleged changes to the voter list. Protesters claim the revisions benefit the ruling party and are demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner.
The 'Khmer Product Market' in Cambodia's Kampong Cham province is held on weekends, selling agricultural products and processed goods made by local farmers and producers. Launched in 2019, it aims to promote domestic industries and increase farmers' incomes.
A high-level delegation from the Lao People’s Revolutionary Youth Union, led by its General Secretary Thongly Sisoulith, will officially visit Cambodia from October 5-8, 2026, at the invitation of Hun Manet, Vice President of the Cambodian People’s Party. The visit aims to strengthen traditional friendly ties between the youth of both nations.
Senator Khun Khun Dii visited Kampong Svay district, Kampong Thom province, to provide food assistance to 70 impoverished families. The aid was conveyed as a gesture of deep concern from Senate President Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet for the well-being of citizens.
On the eve of Teachers' Day, Cambodia's King Norodom Sihamoni has called on citizens to support, encourage, and highly value the noble mission of teachers. The King lauded teachers for their indispensable contributions to the nation's human capital development.
A candidate selection meeting for the upcoming local elections was held in Kampong Thom province, Cambodia. A CPP official stressed the importance of developing communities for residents under the party's leadership, calling for unified efforts.
Cambodian Member of Parliament, General Ke Kim Yan, distributed food to 939 flood-affected families in Poipet City. The act is reported as a demonstration of the government's concern for citizens facing natural disasters.
Nearly 800 information officers and stakeholders in Cambodia's Kandal province received training on combating fake news in the AI era. The initiative aims to counter the spread of disinformation fueled by AI advancements, ensuring information stability and public trust.
Cambodian officials are urged to be vigilant against AI-generated disinformation. On October 4th, Deputy Prime Minister Svay Sitha, speaking at a training session on combating fake news in the AI era, called on information officers to enhance their knowledge and experience in identifying and effectively responding to false information. This initiative aims to maintain social and political stability.
Cambodia's Minister of Health visited a hospital in flood-affected Banteay Meanchey province, emphasizing citizen well-being as a top priority and commending healthcare workers for their dedication. The hospital has seen a rising number of patients.
Two individuals were arrested in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province for alleged involvement in smuggling illegal goods from Thailand. An additional suspect was apprehended for suspected illegal drug use, bringing the total to three individuals transferred for legal proceedings. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to crack down on illicit activities along the border.
Two individuals have been arrested in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, for allegedly forging official seals and signatures. The seized counterfeit items include seals belonging to the governor of Svay Dangkum commune.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education announced the winners of the 'Choun Nath' literary composition and 'Ouy Hov Ngoy' poetry recitation contests on Teacher's Day. The event aims to promote Khmer literature and culture, and highlight the crucial role of teachers.
A large-scale online scam operation in Poipet, Cambodia, has been busted, leading to the arrest of 587 suspects, including a Thai national identified as the mastermind. The operation, conducted in a 30-story building, resulted in the seizure of numerous IT devices and signifies a significant law enforcement action.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet visited Poipet City in Banteay Meanchey province, which was hit by floods, to encourage nearly 1,000 affected households. The province's representative expressed gratitude and full support for the Prime Minister's swift response and future flood prevention measures.
A memorial ceremony was held at the 700-year-old historical site 'Dem Stey' in Poipet Province, Cambodia, to commemorate victims of the Khmer Rouge regime and border defense soldiers. The governor emphasized the importance of historical education and environmental conservation.
Senator Khun Khun Dy of Cambodia distributed food aid to 70 impoverished families in Kampong Thom province, highlighting the government's commitment to citizen welfare. The aid is part of ongoing support from top leadership, including Senate President Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet.
As President of the Cambodian Red Cross, Bun Rany Hun Sen visited and provided aid to soldiers injured during border defense missions, as well as their families. This action highlights ongoing concern and support for citizens, especially those facing hardship.
Calmette Hospital in Cambodia has initiated its first kidney transplant project, supported by a French medical team. This marks a historic milestone for the nation's healthcare sector, offering a new treatment option for patients with end-stage renal disease.
Cambodian official Dr. Prang Cholsa visited Krong Kor and Kandieng districts in Poipet province, engaging with residents and participating in traditional ceremonies. He emphasized the importance of peace and contributions to social development.
Dr. Pich Chanmony Hun Manet, the First Lady of Cambodia, participated in the traditional Buddhist ceremony 'Kan Ben Day 8' with her family and associates. During the event, she prayed for the well-being and safety of the nation's citizens. Cambodia has a tradition of families gathering for such Buddhist observances during this period.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth visited farmer communities in Baray District, Kampong Thom Province on October 3rd to review the progress of a livelihood improvement project. He pledged support for agricultural production and addressing challenges, emphasizing the importance of farmer self-reliance and strengthening the economic base.
Young men and women in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, have begun the process of voluntarily enlisting for military service. The government welcomes this as an opportunity to contribute to national defense, with youth expressing pride in defending their homeland.
Say Chhum, Senior Advisor to the King, participated in a merit-making ceremony and the Punya 8 festival at Wisotthi Vongsa Pagoda in his hometown, Koh Sotin District, Kampong Cham Province. He was accompanied by his son, Deputy Prime Minister Say Samal, and other family members.
In Kandal Province, Cambodia, Peng Ponea led a solidarity event, distributing aid to 1,800 families of fallen soldiers and those in poverty. The initiative highlights support for citizens impacted by past conflicts.
A Cambodian editorial draws parallels between nature's competition and cooperation, advocating for a balanced approach in human society, particularly in environmental conservation. It stresses the importance of understanding and wisely utilizing both competition arising from limited resources and mutually beneficial cooperation.
In Cambodia's Oubekkhum Commune, two sections of non-reinforced concrete roads, totaling 600 meters, are being repaired to improve resident mobility and living standards. The first section (200 meters) is complete, with the second (400 meters) underway, funded by the commune's budget.
The 7th day of the traditional Kan Ben festival was held at Tum Pagoda in Takeo Province, Cambodia. The provincial governor emphasized the festival's role in honoring ancestors and strengthening family ties, while also celebrating the nation's development and the prosperity of Buddhist culture.
In Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province, health education on disease prevention and first aid was provided to over 419 flood-displaced residents. Led by the Cambodian Red Cross, the initiative aims to safeguard the health and safety of affected individuals.
In Cambodia's Kampong Thom Province, the 8th day of the Pchum Ben festival saw the Deputy Governor lead officials and citizens in honoring ancestors and fallen soldiers. Peace and development under Prime Minister Hun Manet's leadership were highlighted.
In Cambodia's northwest, 150 families were affected by recent floods. The Battambang Provincial Branch of the Youth Union of Cambodia (YUK) visited affected households, distributing food and essential supplies and offering moral support.