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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.
Helen Keller International has reaffirmed cooperation with Cambodia’s Ministry of Health to enhance nutrition and food security through strengthened policy support, community programmes, and health system partnerships nationwide.
Labour Minister Heng Sour has secured 4,000 job opportunities for former migrant workers in Pursat, Cambodia, through collaboration with local authorities and private employers, supporting reintegration and domestic workforce participation.
Cambodia’s Labour Minister Heng Sour has set a 19-point agenda for 2026 focused on boosting job creation, expanding social security, strengthening workplace protection and enhancing workforce skills development across sectors.
Cambodia’s Digital Social Protection Platform secured the Gold Medal in the Public Sector category at the ASEAN Digital Awards 2026, marking global recognition for advancing digital transformation in social protection systems and public service delivery.
Japan has provided over $300,000 in aid to Cambodia under its GGP program, funding water supply rehabilitation and primary school construction to improve access to clean water and education infrastructure in local communities.
Cambodia has announced a strategy to increase women’s political participation by 2028, aiming to expand leadership roles through capacity building, reducing barriers to engagement and aligning with broader gender equality policies to enhance inclusive governance.
A comprehensive guide to the 2026 European football season. Discover key dates, major competitions from the Premier League to the UEFA Champions League, and why this season matters for global fans watching from Cambodia and Southeast Asia.
The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics will bring winter sports to a global audience from northern Italy. This guide explains the host cities, sports, how to follow the Games from Cambodia, and why the Olympics matter beyond medals and competition.
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.
The EU Ambassador to Cambodia pledged ongoing humanitarian support to more than 2,700 displaced families in Banteay Meanchey Province affected by border barriers along the Cambodia–Thailand frontier, affirming the EU’s commitment to continued assistance.
The Cambodia Baby Olympics will be held on February 1, 2026. The event will take place at AEON Mall Mean Chey in Phnom Penh. It aims to introduce young children to sports and physical activity. The event is organised by the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia. More than 300 children are expected to take part.…
