Cambodian exports to India surged 57% during the first two months of 2026, pushing bilateral trade to around $83 million. The growth reflects strengthening economic ties and rising demand for Cambodian agricultural, textile, and manufacturing products.
Along the dusty border crossings of Moa Bai, Lao Bảo, and Trapaing Phlong, a quiet financial revolution is unfolding. Small and mid-sized traders moving garments, electronics, agricultural produce, and consumer goods between Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam — the core of the so-called CLMV corridor — are increasingly turning to dollar-pegged stablecoins such as Tether (USDT)…
Cambodia’s exports to Malaysia surged nearly 59% during the first two months of 2026, marking the fastest growth among the country’s top export markets and highlighting strengthening trade ties between the two ASEAN economies.
Cambodia’s Single Portal online business registration system has recorded nearly $1 billion in registered investments within two months. The digital platform has facilitated the creation of nearly 2,000 new businesses, reflecting strong investor interest and growing adoption of online government services.
Cambodia’s rubber exports have increased by around 36% amid steady global demand. The growth highlights the importance of natural rubber as a major agricultural export supporting rural livelihoods and Cambodia’s international trade sector.
Cambodia plans restoration and improvements to the historic 100-Pillar House in Kratie province. The project aims to preserve cultural heritage while enhancing tourism infrastructure and visitor experiences in the region.
Scientists have recorded coral spawning for the first time at two Cambodian islands during a marine survey in March. The discovery highlights healthy coral reef ecosystems and provides valuable data for marine conservation and biodiversity management.
Dr. Haing S. Ngor is one of the most extraordinary people Cambodia has ever produced. A surgeon who survived three Khmer Rouge prison camps, he went on to win the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor — with no acting experience whatsoever — becoming the first Asian actor to win an Oscar on a debut performance.…
Cambodia is promoting the “Made in Cambodia” initiative to strengthen domestic manufacturing and support local businesses. The campaign encourages consumers and companies to prioritize Cambodian-made products while expanding opportunities for SMEs and local industries.
The traditional Kor Chuk ceremony continues to be practiced in Cambodia’s Angkor community, where families gather to preserve Khmer cultural heritage and mark the symbolic transition from childhood to adulthood through long-standing rituals.
Cambodia has launched new digital vaccination and health data systems including the Electronic Immunization Registry and Health Facility Management Information System. The initiative aims to modernize healthcare records, improve vaccination tracking, and strengthen health infrastructure nationwide.
Ratanakiri province is preparing to welcome tourists for Khmer New Year with cultural celebrations, improved tourism facilities, and local events showcasing the region’s natural attractions and traditions.
Cambodia’s garment industry is encouraging the development of upstream industries to expand local sourcing and strengthen supply chains, aiming to reduce reliance on imported raw materials and support long-term manufacturing growth.
Cambodia’s microfinance institutions have launched a green lending framework with support from Oxfam and Irish partners, promoting sustainable finance and environmentally responsible investment projects.
Factories in Cambodia are strengthening environmental responsibility as authorities push for cleaner water through improved wastewater treatment, stricter environmental regulations, and sustainable industrial practices.