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Twenty Cambodian diplomats will attend a specialised training programme in India aimed at strengthening diplomatic skills, international cooperation, and policy expertise as part of ongoing bilateral capacity-building initiatives.
The United Nations has praised Cambodia’s progress in education reform over the past two decades, highlighting improvements in school access, teaching quality, and human capital development supporting long-term economic growth.
Cambodian leaders inaugurated a new Buddhist preaching hall in Tbong Khmum province, highlighting the role of religious infrastructure in supporting community gatherings, cultural preservation, and local development.
Cambodia and the United States have outlined a roadmap to strengthen bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, and security partnerships during diplomatic talks in Phnom Penh aimed at expanding economic collaboration.
Cambodia’s agriculture sector contributes around 16 percent to the country’s GDP, highlighting its continued role in supporting rural livelihoods, food security, and export growth as the national economy continues to diversify.
India has announced 40 fully funded scholarships for Cambodian students to pursue higher education in Indian universities. The initiative aims to strengthen education cooperation, knowledge exchange, and capacity building between the two countries.
Cambodia and Singapore reaffirmed strong bilateral ties during farewell talks with Singapore’s outgoing ambassador, highlighting cooperation in trade, labour development, and regional economic partnerships.
Cambodia’s Labour Ministry has partnered with UNDP to strengthen sustainable pension fund governance through policy reforms, technical assistance, and improved financial oversight aimed at enhancing long-term social protection and economic stability.
Cambodia and South Korea are strengthening cooperation to accelerate rural development and improve economic opportunities in the countryside through infrastructure upgrades, agricultural programs, and community development initiatives.
Prime Minister Hun Manet congratulated participants at Cambodia’s 28th National Culture Day, held under the theme “Youth for National Culture,” highlighting youth engagement in preserving the country’s cultural heritage.
The 19th Cambodian Products Exhibition, organised by Cambodia’s Ministry of Commerce, showcased local goods to promote market linkages, support SMEs, and boost domestic economic growth through enhanced product visibility and trade opportunities.
Cambodia registered more than 1,200 new SMEs last year, spanning sectors like retail, services, and manufacturing, reflecting rising entrepreneurship and contributing to broader employment and economic development.
Cambodia’s government has secured 7,000 jobs for returnee migrant workers by collaborating with private sector employers, offering diverse roles and support to help reintegrate workers into the national labour market.
