Cambodia Denounces Thai Territorial Invasion at OIF, Expresses Concern Over Border Issues
Cambodia, through its Ambassador to France, Ly Davith, strongly condemned Thailand's territorial incursions and ongoing alarming situation at the 260th meeting of the OIF Political Committee. Cambodia highlighted Thailand's illegal infrastructure, hindering the return of over 20,000 refugees and urging immediate removal.
This article requires PRO
This article is outside the free access window or is a special report. PRO unlocks it and the full archive.
Related articles
- Kandal Province Holds Public Consultation Forum for 2026 Development Plan
Kandal Province, Cambodia, hosted a public consultation forum in Kien Svay district to discuss the 2026 development plan. Residents submitted 31 written and 1 verbal request, focusing on education, infrastructure, electricity supply, and public services. Provincial authorities pledged to address immediate concerns and integrate others into future action plans.
- Cambodia Promotes Olympic Values Education to Boost Youth Sports Participation and Healthy Lifestyles
The National Olympic Committee of Cambodia (NOCC) is launching a campaign as part of its 2026 Olympic Values Education Programme (OVOP) to promote youth sports participation and healthy lifestyles, also in preparation for hosting the 2031 Asian Youth Games.
- Malai District Promotes Investment Project Integration to Meet Resident Needs
Malai District in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey Province is promoting the integration of priority investment projects into district-level development plans to effectively address resident needs. This aims to concentrate resources and enhance support from relevant ministries and development partners. A workshop was held to formulate the 2027-2029 three-year rolling investment program.
- Cambodia Urges Local Authorities to Identify and Support Vulnerable Populations with Timely Food Aid
In Cambodia's Kampong Thom province, 200 vulnerable households in Stueng district received food aid from Prime Minister Hun Manet. District Governor Say Kimlom urged local commune authorities to accurately identify and swiftly report on vulnerable residents needing support, reinforcing the government's commitment to poverty reduction.