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Phnom Penh, Cambodia — Cambodia and India have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to implement a new Quick Impact Project (QIP) for the construction of a kindergarten at Peam Kay Primary School in Phnhi Meas Commune, Koh Kong Province, officials said on 11 February 2026. The agreement was formalised in Phnom Penh by representatives…
Cambodia and Armenia marked the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations in Phnom Penh, reaffirming commitments to deepen cooperation in trade, culture, education and diplomatic engagement while discussing future frameworks to strengthen bilateral ties.
Cambodia has expanded internationally accredited food safety testing at the Institut Pasteur du Cambodge, enabling in-country ISO/IEC 17025:2017 tests for heavy metals and pesticide residues in rice and pepper. This development lowers export costs and expedites compliance with global standards.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has formally protested alleged unlawful activities by Thai armed forces in Banteay Meanchey Province, citing demolition of infrastructure and terrain changes. Phnom Penh reiterates its commitment to peaceful resolution and international law governing border disputes.
Cambodia and Brazil reaffirmed their commitment to deepen agricultural cooperation, focusing on complementary trade and investment opportunities in rice, cassava, and other key products. Officials discussed enhancing processing, logistics, and private sector engagement to benefit both nations.
Cambodia–Thailand trade weakened significantly in January 2026, with Cambodian imports from Thailand falling nearly 50% year-on-year and overall bilateral trade declining as land border closures and logistical shifts altered cross-border commerce.
From Kep’s calm coastline to Koh Rong’s lively beaches, this journey shows two sides of Cambodia’s coast. Explore transport routes, budget and luxury stays, and how this short trip reflects the country’s changing travel and tourism landscape.
The Council for the Development of Cambodia approved 43 investment projects in January 2026 with a total capital of USD 752 million. These projects — including three new SEZs and a 150 MW wind power plant — are expected to generate around 26,000 jobs.
Khmer Enterprise and Manulife Cambodia, in partnership with the Ministry of Industry, provided Training of Trainers under the Financial Resilience Program to help informal business trainers strengthen financial literacy, risk management, and long-term planning skills nationwide.
Prime Minister Hun Manet outlined five key education recommendations, including curriculum reform, teacher development, expanded scholarships, research capacity, and industry partnerships to strengthen Cambodia’s education system and support long-term national development.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet urged expanded support for outstanding students and broader scholarship programs, emphasizing education, STEM skills, and academic competitiveness to strengthen national development and opportunities for learners across Cambodia.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet urged citizens to transform the challenges of the Cambodia–Thailand border dispute into national strength, stressing unity, careful assessment, and lawful approaches to protect territorial integrity and support affected communities
Cambodia has eased entry requirements for Chinese visitors, intensifying calls for visa-free access to boost tourism recovery and economic growth. A pilot visa exemption for Chinese passport holders is planned for mid-2026, with industry leaders welcoming the move.
