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Cambodia and France have strengthened cooperation in digital skills and human capital development, focusing on education, innovation, and workforce readiness to support Cambodia’s transition to a digital economy.
Cambodia has released 20 critically endangered royal turtles into the Sre Ambel river, marking continued efforts to restore the species and protect its fragile habitat.
Cambodia and China strengthen environmental cooperation, focusing on renewable energy, green investment, and sustainable development initiatives to support climate goals.
Wing Bank introduces collateral-free loans of up to $200,000 to support climate-resilient agriculture in Cambodia, helping farmers adopt modern technologies and improve sustainability.
Cambodia strengthens its healthcare sector through a new partnership with India’s Mankind Pharma, expanding access to affordable OTC products and reducing reliance on imports.
The World Bank has approved a $300 million program to improve Cambodia’s transport and logistics systems, focusing on highway upgrades and regional connectivity to support trade and economic growth.
Cambodia has registered four new geographical indication products, including silk, crab, cashew, and mango, to boost global recognition, protect local identity, and enhance export potential.
Japan has donated 10 additional dump trucks to Cambodia, bringing the total to 30, to strengthen waste management systems and support environmental sustainability initiatives.
Cambodia Tourism Board partners with Singapore Airlines to boost global tourism through a new MoU, aiming to increase international arrivals and promote the country’s cultural and eco-tourism attractions.
Cambodia and Cuba celebrated 65 years of diplomatic ties with a photo exhibition in Phnom Penh, showcasing historic milestones, cooperation, and future partnership goals.
Cambodia’s National Assembly launched a mock parliament programme to boost youth leadership and women’s participation. The initiative engages young people in simulated legislative processes to build skills and promote inclusive governance.
World Vision reached 5.4 million people in Cambodia in 2025, including 3.1 million children, amid displacement and humanitarian challenges. The aid covered emergency relief, education, health, and livelihood support across multiple provinces.
Cambodia–Malaysia trade rose nearly 50% in Q1 2026, reaching $373 million. The growth reflects stronger bilateral ties, increased exports, and resilient economic cooperation despite global trade challenges.
