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The Cambodian government officially launched its National Mine Action Policy 2026-2035, establishing a comprehensive decade-long strategy to clear all identified landmines and explosive remnants of war.
The Cambodian government is accelerating its Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) drive with the aim of boosting employment, increasing income, and enhancing workforce skills across the country.
The Cambodian government has announced a waiver of fines for tourism businesses with expired licenses, aiming to support the sector.
The Cambodian government has issued a directive mandating energy-saving measures across all ministries and state institutions, including limiting in-person meetings and long-distance travel, in response to surging global energy prices linked to Middle East tensions.
The Cambodian government, workers, and employers are collaborating to strengthen the labor dispute prevention system and build a fairer future for the country's workforce.
The Cambodian government and the World Wide Fund for Nature are deepening their partnership to conserve critically endangered Mekong River dolphins and restore the Tonle Sap ecosystem. The initiative also aims to improve sustainable livelihoods for local communities dependent on these vital waterways.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Cambodia are receiving digital marketing training as part of a government e-commerce readiness program.
The Cambodian government is implementing Value Added Tax (VAT) on diesel and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which could impact fuel prices for consumers.
The Cambodian Government on Friday approved a draft law introducing tougher penalties for operators of online scam networks, as the country faces growing challenges from transnational fraud groups and increasing scrutiny as a hotspot for cybercrime.
The Cambodian government anticipates earning more than $50 million from its civil aviation sector in 2025, highlighting the financial contribution of air travel to the national economy.
Japanese executives are accused of giving approximately $1,000 in cash to an official of Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce in July 2021.
The Cambodian government has asserted that the country is not a target for criminals and emphasized its leading role in the fight against various scams.
The Cambodian government has announced a 30% reduction in fuel allowances for most government employees, with security forces being exempted from the cuts.
The Cambodian government has officially rejected reports from Thailand suggesting that Prime Minister Hun Manet would engage in border negotiations after the New Year, clarifying its position on the matter.