Cambodia's Military Service Registration Nears Deadline for Youth Up to 25
Cambodia's registration for voluntary military service for 2026 is nearing its deadline on October 9. The program targets Cambodian men and women aged 18 to 25, with applications processed at district gendarmerie posts in Phnom Penh. Many young individuals have expressed their commitment to national defense.
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