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Cambodia has launched a nationwide campaign to reduce plastic waste and beautify the environment, coinciding with World Cleanup Day. The initiative aims to raise public awareness about the harmful effects of plastic pollution and contribute to achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The Morgan Central City project in Phnom Penh will launch its second building on October 3rd, following the successful sale of 90% of units in the first building. Starting from approximately $28,000, the development is by Morgan Group, a company with 18 years of experience in Cambodia's real estate market.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet attended the inauguration of National Road 10, built with Chinese assistance. He stated the road will enhance regional connectivity, boost the economy and tourism, and also addressed infrastructure development, social welfare, and disaster response.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce announced a reduction in retail fuel prices, effective October 1, 2026. Gasoline will decrease by 100 riels to 5,150 riels, and diesel by 450 riels to 5,650 riels per liter, aiming to alleviate the burden on citizens amid rising international oil prices.
Cambodia will host the Cambodia Agriculture Forum and Exhibition 2026 (CAFE26) from October 23-25, 2026, at the Koh Pich Convention and Exhibition Center in Phnom Penh. The event aims to promote trade, attract investment, and boost the international export of processed Cambodian agricultural products.
An ASEAN Observer Team (AOT-KH) conducted an on-site inspection along the Cambodia-Thailand border, specifically near Border Marker No. 27 in Banteay Meanchey Province. The mission aimed to demonstrate Cambodia's commitment to peaceful border dispute resolution.
A man has been arrested and detained in Kampong Chhnang province, Cambodia, for allegedly inflicting severe injuries on his 11-year-old stepchild. The suspect is also accused of illegal drug use, with authorities suggesting alcohol and drug consumption played a role in the incident. The case has gained widespread attention on social media.
Residents of Phnom Penh's Boeung Keng Kang district have expressed their gratitude for the progress in clearing canals and drainage systems, which has significantly reduced flooding. City authorities highlighted this success at a public forum, indicating their commitment to improving citizens' lives.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet inaugurated National Road 10, funded by China, connecting western Cambodia to the southwestern coast. The road aims to reduce logistics costs and boost the economy and tourism. The PM also addressed flood recovery and infrastructure development.
Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense announced that an ASEAN Observer Team visited the vicinity of Border Pillar No. 27 along the Cambodia-Thailand border on October 1st. This initiative underscores the Cambodian government's commitment to peaceful resolution of border issues.
The US Embassy is strengthening its support for Cambodia's malaria eradication efforts, aiming for elimination by 2030. Initiatives include enhanced airport screening and provision of microscope slides to laboratories, crucial for preventing resurgence.
On October 1st, Cambodia invited ASEAN observers to inspect the border area with Thailand in Banteay Meanchey province. This move highlights Cambodia's commitment to peaceful resolution of border issues through dialogue and adherence to international law.
Heavy rains in Cambodia's Kratie province have caused two irrigation systems to collapse in Preah Sop and Chhlong districts. Authorities are planning repairs, but local officials express concern over limited budgets for large-scale restoration.
A suspect has been detained in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, for allegedly placing a barrier across an expressway. Further details regarding the motive and circumstances of the incident are awaited.
Cambodia's government has tightened regulations on online gambling, leading at least 24 casinos to cease digital betting operations by a set deadline. This move aims to sanitize the domestic gambling market and curb illicit activities.
The production and supply of domestic fertilizers will be a key topic at Cambodia's 2nd Agriculture Forum and Exhibition in October 2026. Discussions will focus on enhancing local production capacity and ensuring stable supply for farmers.
Cambodia's first aeronautical university will be established in Phnom Penh through a partnership between OCIC and WCCI, aiming to cultivate talent for the growing aviation industry. The university is slated to open on October 1, 2026.
Cambodian police have arrested a man in connection with steel pipes placed on an expressway, posing a hazard to motorists. The suspect claims he stole the pipes from a nearby farm and left them on the road, suggesting the motive may not have been robbery as initially feared. The incident highlights concerns over infrastructure safety and crime prevention.
The Cambodian government, under Prime Minister Hun Manet's 'Pentagonal Strategy' Phase 1, is prioritizing the improvement of living standards and welfare for the elderly. The Minister of Social Affairs highlighted the need to promote elderly participation and strengthen support systems.
Cambodia presented four priorities at the ASEAN Women Leaders Summit in the Philippines: gender-responsive governance, developing next-generation women leaders, women's participation in peace and security, and expanding women's economic leadership. These aim for collective prosperity within ASEAN.
Cambodia's National Assembly on October 1st declared judicial reform a key strategic priority, aiming to strengthen the rule of law, enhance good governance, and ensure equitable justice for all citizens. National Assembly President Khuon Sudary emphasized the need for reforms focusing on improving legal frameworks, institutional capacity, human resources, and modernizing the justice system.
An international technical meeting was held in Siem Reap, Cambodia, focusing on the conservation and restoration of Preah Vihear Temple. Efforts are underway to repair the temple and clear unexploded ordnance with support from UNESCO and various countries, following significant damage from past armed conflicts. Maintaining its value as a cultural heritage site and ensuring community safety are urgent priorities.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has fiercely denounced opposition politicians as 'traitors' for allegedly insulting the military and blaming it for attacks on Thai civilians. The premier emphasized the military's sacrifices in defending the nation, stating that those who criticize them are discrediting their own forces based on questionable information.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has directed authorities to leverage floodwaters for future drought preparedness and identify safe evacuation sites. This comes amid concerns over prolonged drought and heatwaves due to the El Niño phenomenon.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet announced a plan to install traffic lights along approximately 1,200 kilometers of national roads across 13 provinces. The project, estimated at $6 million, aims to enhance road safety and infrastructure.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized the significance of National Road 10 during its inauguration, highlighting its role in connecting mountainous regions to the coast and significantly reducing travel distances. The road, built with Chinese support, is expected to boost economic development and tourism.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet stated that border conflicts and natural disasters should be viewed as valuable lessons and opportunities for economic diversification, strengthening defense capabilities, and improving water resource management. He also addressed the living standards of military personnel.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has clarified that the issuance of new 50,000 and 100,000 riel banknotes is intended to enhance security and replace worn-out currency, not a sign of economic crisis. Approximately 435 million old banknotes were destroyed between May and September 2026.
Cambodia is intensifying its global diplomatic efforts to resolve the escalating fallout from its border dispute with Thailand, engaging multilateral bodies, human rights agencies, and military channels. The government emphasizes territorial integrity and national sovereignty as its paramount priorities.
Cambodia has banned prize promotions on alcoholic and sugary drinks starting October 1 to curb health risks. Beverage producers must cease promotional packaging and can offer commercial discounts up to 15% instead.
Cambodia emphasized the importance of youth in digital transformation at the closing ceremony of a workshop on digital skills, AI, and cybersecurity, organized by the APNIC Foundation and Open Development Cambodia. The government aims to foster an environment where innovation thrives and all citizens benefit from digitalization.
Cambodia's UN representative has urged the Special Rapporteur on human rights to continue focusing on the rights and safe, dignified return of Cambodian citizens displaced by conflict with Thailand. The envoy emphasized Cambodia's strong commitment to peace and stability.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet clarified that the issuance of new banknotes is not a sign of state insolvency. He explained the move aims to enhance security against counterfeiting and improve design, addressing public concerns about the banking sector.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has launched a three-day training program on occupational safety and health fundamentals for approximately 60 enterprise medical staff and safety officers. The training covers high-risk machinery safety, boiler safety, and fire extinguisher usage.
Canadian International School (CIS) in Phnom Penh has joined the East Asia Regional Council of Schools (EARCOS), enhancing student and staff access to international academic resources. This move is expected to contribute to the quality of international education in Cambodia.
Authorities in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, have busted an online scam operation, arresting 34 individuals including 26 Chinese, 1 Malaysian, 5 South Koreans, and 2 Cambodians. Evidence was seized, and legal proceedings are underway.