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The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction in Cambodia announced the resolution of three land disputes in Preah Sihanouk Province through mediation. This resolution aims to ensure all parties receive legal ownership and transform the disputed lands into economically viable areas.
Cambodia's Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC) met with La French Tech Phnom Penh to discuss preparations for FrancoTech, an event showcasing French technology and innovation, as part of efforts to develop the nation's tech ecosystem.
Cambodia has decided to increase the minimum wage for 2027 by $2 from the current $210 to $212. Additionally, the $2.5 monthly allowance for transportation and housing will be maintained, resulting in a final monthly wage ranging from $231.5 to $242.5. This decision aims to balance improved worker living standards with industrial competitiveness.
A foreigner was arrested at Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport in Cambodia for attempting to smuggle approximately 3.15 kg of heroin hidden in a suitcase. Customs and immigration officials collaborated to apprehend the suspect just before departure.
Cambodia has firmly rejected Thailand's claims of Cambodian citizens residing on Thai territory, asserting that unilateral assertions cannot create legal reality. The Cambodian Immigration Department emphasized that international borders are not determined by military force or one-sided maps, and has urged Thailand to verify its claims through the Joint Boundary Commission (JBC), as agreed by both nations.
A Chinese national woman has been arrested in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on suspicion of stealing a bag containing cash from a flower shop. The suspect had been on the run for two days before being apprehended by police.
Tensions between Iran and the United States persist as Iran awaits an official response regarding its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has warned of attacks on US infrastructure in the Middle East if its security is threatened, leading to a stalemate.
The US-led coalition has completed its 12-year mission against ISIS in Iraq, withdrawing forces and allowing Iraq to declare sovereignty. The move marks a new chapter for the nation amidst ongoing internal tensions.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has decided to increase the minimum wage for workers in the garment, footwear, and travel goods and bag manufacturing sectors to $212 per month by 2027, a $2 rise from the current $210. This decision follows discussions by the National Minimum Wage Council, involving representatives from both workers and employers.
Cambodia has avoided the direct impact of Tropical Storm Surigae. However, localized heavy rains, thunderstorms, and strong winds are forecast for several regions across the country from September 30th to October 2nd. Authorities are urging caution.
A foreign national was arrested at Siem Reap International Airport in Cambodia with approximately 3.1kg of heroin concealed in a suitcase. Customs and immigration officials collaborated to detect the suspect during departure procedures.
Cambodian Ambassador to South Korea, Kuon Ponreak, met with Pyeongtaek City Mayor Choi Won-yong to discuss strengthening cooperation in economy, trade, education, culture, and humanitarian aid. Key topics included skill development for Cambodian workers and attracting Pyeongtaek businesses to invest in Cambodia.
Manulife Cambodia and FTB, Cambodia's first local commercial bank, have signed a comprehensive bancassurance partnership. The agreement aims to bolster financial resilience for Cambodian families.
Renowned Kun Khmer fighter Sen Radet has pointed out that many contemporary fighters are forced into early retirement due to a disconnect between their fame and actual skill, unlike past legends who enjoyed lasting fan support. He urges for skill development.
Manulife Cambodia and FTB Bank have deepened their exclusive bancassurance partnership, aiming to bolster financial resilience for Cambodian families. Building on their 2016 collaboration, the firms will enhance access to financial protection through FTB's extensive network.
The National Bank of Cambodia announced it will host the inaugural Black Swan Summit this November, coinciding with the Francophonie Summit. The event aims to strengthen financial and economic ties between ASEAN and Francophone markets, highlighting digital finance technologies, particularly the Bakong payment system.
Cambodia's Inspector General visited Vietnam and held a meeting with the country's Prime Minister. They reaffirmed the traditional friendship and comprehensive cooperation between the two nations and pledged to strengthen collaboration in the inspection sector, as part of the strategic partnership between Cambodia and Vietnam.
Senior Advisor Say Chhum and his family attended a merit-making ceremony for deceased relatives and the Kanda Penty festival at Wat Suon Kira in Kampong Cham province. The event, attended by local residents and officials, reinforced community bonds.
Cambodia's Human Rights Committee chairman has accused Thailand's UN ambassador of distorting history regarding Cambodian refugee camps. He countered by citing a 1999 UNHCR report confirming all camps were closed, highlighting rising tensions over border issues between the two nations.
This article argues that Cambodia's natural environment and social systems thrive not on static balance, but on dynamic adaptability to change. The capacity to respond to seasonal shifts and natural disasters is crucial for the sustainability of ecosystems and human livelihoods.
Officials, including the Chairman of the Provincial Council, attended the fourth day of the traditional Pchum Ben festival in Prey Veng province. They joined Buddhist followers in prayer and made donations to the temple, a significant cultural event for honoring ancestors and accumulating merit.
Cambodia has decided to raise the monthly minimum wage for the garment, footwear, and travel-goods sectors to $212 starting in 2027. This figure includes an additional $2 added by the Prime Minister to the $210 previously approved by the National Council for Minimum Wage. Worker representatives had pushed for $225 citing rising living costs, while employers advocated for maintaining the current rate.
The Cambodian government has decided to raise the minimum wage for the garment, footwear, and bag manufacturing sector to $212 per month in 2027, a $2 increase from the current $210. This decision was reached through tripartite negotiations involving workers, employers, and the government. The Prime Minister emphasized balancing improved living standards for workers with maintaining industry competitiveness.
Customs and immigration officials at Siem Reap International Airport have arrested a foreign national after discovering over 3kg of heroin concealed in luggage. The suspect was preparing to depart Cambodia. The seized drugs and suspect have been transferred to anti-drug authorities for further legal proceedings.
Mondulkiri Province has urged all stakeholders, including residents and tourists, to properly dispose of waste during World Cleanup Day, aiming to enhance hygiene and environmental aesthetics. This initiative seeks to preserve and boost the province's appeal as a tourist destination.
Cambodia's Environment Minister urged the Circular Economy Forum to translate policies into practical business solutions, aiming to balance environmental protection with economic growth and strengthen collaboration with entrepreneurs and investors.
Dr. Kao Thach, CEO of Cambodia's Agricultural and Rural Development Bank (ARDB), has been elected chairman of the Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific (ADFIAP) for the 2026-2029 term. This election signifies recognition of the role rural and agricultural finance plays in driving inclusive prosperity across the region.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has invested USD 600,000 in two women‑led agribusiness companies in Cambodia, aiming to foster sustainable development and job creation. This investment is expected to strengthen domestic industries and facilitate expansion into international markets.
Dragonfly Fintech (Cambodia) Plc. has entered into liquidation, with a notice to all creditors now public. The development raises questions about the future of fintech operations in the country.
Dragonfly Fintech (Cambodia) PLC., a financial technology company operating in Cambodia, has entered into liquidation. The company is scheduled to be liquidated as of September 30, 2026. This development may reflect trends in Cambodia's fintech market or specific business challenges faced by the company.
As cybercrimes rise in Cambodia, young people face increasing risks from online scams and attacks. Experts are urging greater investment in digital, AI, and cybersecurity skills for youth to protect them and unlock future opportunities.
Cambodia's water tariffs are tiered based on consumption, guided by the principle of 'fair pricing' to balance affordability for low-income households with the sustainability of water supply services. Higher-volume users contribute more to support the system.
Angkor Hospital for Children has launched a $1.5 million fundraising campaign to establish a pediatric eye care center. The current ophthalmology department can only treat about 60% of patients daily, highlighting an urgent need for expanded resources.
Cambodia has been recognized as 'Asia's Leading Youth Travel Destination' for the fifth consecutive year at the 33rd World Travel Awards. This accolade highlights the Kingdom's tourism potential, hospitality, and safety, with the award presented on September 27, 2026, in the Maldives.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training and the UK's AQA have signed an MoU to enhance Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) quality and skills development. This partnership aims to introduce UK standards and expertise, boosting confidence among citizens and employers in TVET-acquired skills.
Kampong Chhnang Province hosted a workshop to disseminate its 3-Year Rolling Investment Program (2027-2029). The provincial governor emphasized its importance for efficient local development that meets citizens' needs, calling for collaboration among stakeholders.