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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.
Cambodia's Secretary of State for Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation, Met Makara, co-chaired the 3rd Steering Committee meeting for the ACCESS 2 program. The meeting focused on strategic direction and approved the work plan for the fourth year, aiming to enhance support for persons with disabilities.
Battambang Governor visited residents evacuated due to heavy rainfall floods, distributing food and essential supplies. He urged for health management, safety, and support for livelihood reconstruction.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology, along with Banteay Meanchey provincial authorities, inspected irrigation systems and infrastructure in Mongkol Borei district to assess flood risks. Experts emphasized proactive intervention and continuous monitoring to protect crops and ensure resident safety.
Floodwaters in Cambodia's Battambang Province are gradually receding, with the urgent repair of a key economic corridor road damaged by the inundation becoming a priority. In Sangke district, over 9 kilometers of road were cut off, impacting the movement of approximately 3,000 households.
In Cambodia, the FAO and other partners conducted rabies awareness activities and a large-scale dog vaccination campaign based on the 'One Health' approach. Efforts are underway to strengthen the country's commitment to achieving the global goal of eliminating human deaths from rabies by 2030.
Widespread flooding in Cambodia's western Banteay Meanchey province has forced over 6,000 residents to evacuate to safe ground. Provincial authorities are enhancing food, security, and health services, urging residents to prioritize hygiene and child safety. The floods have also caused significant damage to agriculture and infrastructure.
The Cambodian Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology forecasts thunderstorms and gusty winds across the country from September 30 to October 2. Rainfall coverage is expected to reach 40% in highland areas, with coastal regions anticipating around 15%.
Cambodian Secretary of State Chan Sinat inspected water resource management in Banteay Meanchey Province. The mission aims to modernize irrigation systems and enhance multi-purpose water storage to ensure supply for citizens, boost economic development, and address climate change.
Cambodia has revised its national standards for quality assurance of higher education institutions and programs to align with the ASEAN University Network-Quality Assurance (AUN-QA) criteria. This move aims to enhance educational quality and foster international collaboration.
Young Cambodians are actively confronting modern challenges such as AI-powered scams, misinformation, and the digital divide. Their efforts reflect a global struggle to navigate the benefits and drawbacks of technology.
Cambodia's Minister of Health stated that strengthening local healthcare facilities is crucial for public health and well-being. During a report on the health sector's achievements to the Senate, the minister praised the efforts of local health centers and hospitals, emphasizing the importance of addressing uncertainty and leadership. The initiative of the Koh Ker Health Center in Preah Vihear province was also highlighted.
Despite some health facilities being affected by floods and travel disruptions in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province, health officials are collaborating with local authorities and relevant agencies to ensure continued medical services for residents, overcoming logistical challenges for staff and patients.
With floods affecting several provinces in Cambodia, a senior official from the Ministry of Agriculture visited Kampong Thom province on September 29, 2026, to assess the impact on farmers' rice crops. Urgent measures were instructed to minimize damage to the ripening paddy.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior has vehemently denied claims by Thailand's UN representative that Cambodian citizens are residing in Thai territory. The ministry urged Thailand to expedite border demarcation and warned against unilateral changes to the status quo.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has announced a new capital investment of $600,000 in two women-led agribusinesses in Cambodia. The investment targets Sek Dou and Khmer Milky Food (KMF), aiming to expand production, strengthen local value chains, and create jobs, thereby contributing to Cambodia's economic growth and sustainable development.
Cambodia is set to recruit over 1,800 healthcare professionals to enhance medical services, particularly in provincial areas. Applications are expected to open mid-October, led by a selection committee headed by Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many, aiming to strengthen healthcare delivery nationwide.
Cambodia is advancing its civil servant census campaign, having surveyed approximately 33,000 officials across 23 ministries and institutions. The Ministry of Environment is the 24th target, aiming to modernize and streamline public administration under Prime Minister Hun Manet's directives, which mandate full participation from all civil servants.
Cambodian authorities are urging public vigilance against the heightened risk of landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) following recent floods. The danger arises from these explosive remnants of war being displaced by floodwaters from mined areas, prompting calls for immediate reporting of discoveries and adherence to restricted zone protocols.
A traffic accident involving a vehicle transporting workers in Svay Rieng province, Cambodia, on September 30, 2026, resulted in 14 injuries. The Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training has intervened and is closely monitoring the health status of the injured.
EuroCham Cambodia has elected its committee leaders for the 2026-2028 term, with Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) now holding a majority of positions. The elections saw a significant increase in candidate numbers and improved diversity.
Cambodia's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) has prosecuted four individuals, including the village chief of Prek Sac, for their alleged involvement in operating cyber scam centers. Charges include bribery, money laundering, and conspiracy.
Cambodia's Minister of Inspection visited Vietnam, pledging to strengthen cooperation in the inspection sector. This move is part of efforts to further deepen the traditional friendship and comprehensive cooperation between the two nations.
At the UN General Assembly, Cambodia called for upholding the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and advancing its pillars of non-proliferation, disarmament, and peaceful use. Warning that the persistence of nuclear arsenals threatens international peace and security, Cambodia urged renewed political will from the global community.
The Cambodian Senate unanimously approved a draft law ratifying an agreement between Cambodia and Russia on mutual citizen protection in criminal matters. This establishes a legal mechanism for extradition, expulsion, and transfer to a third country between the two nations.
Cambodia has vehemently rejected Thailand's claims at the UN regarding Cambodian citizens encroaching on disputed border villages. Phnom Penh insists that boundaries must be determined through treaties and joint mechanisms, urging Bangkok to present maps and legal documents.