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Saturday, Oct 10, 2026

Cambodia and Thailand to Resume Gulf of Thailand Maritime Boundary Talks in The Hague

Cambodia and Thailand are preparing to resume negotiations in The Hague next week over overlapping maritime claims in the Gulf of Thailand. The discussions aim to resolve the dispute peacefully under international law and could open the way for joint offshore energy exploration and closer economic cooperation.
Cambodia and Vietnam Sign Six Agreements to Expand Trade and Security Cooperation
Cambodia and Vietnam have signed six bilateral agreements at the Peace Palace in Phnom Penh, covering trade, education, security and cultural preservation. The agreements aim to strengthen ties between the neighbouring countries and improve economic connectivity along the Mekong region's trade routes.
Cambodia Breaks Ground on $300 Million SuperPort Logistics Hub in Kampong Speu
Singapore's YCH Group and Cambodia's Sear Brothers Investments have begun construction of the $300 million Cambodia SuperPort in Kampong Speu province. The dry port and special economic zone is designed to improve freight handling, reduce export bottlenecks and strengthen Cambodia's connections to regional supply chains.
Cambodia Reports $2.5 Billion in Treasury Reserves as State Revenue Exceeds $5 Billion
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen says the national treasury holds $2.5 billion in cash reserves, supported by more than $5 billion in government revenue collected during the first nine months of the year. The figures were released amid questions about public finances and the government's ability to maintain spending on public services and infrastructure.
Cambodia's Techo International Airport Advances Through Final Construction Stages
Construction and terminal installation work at Techo International Airport outside Phnom Penh is progressing through its final development phases. The new airport is expected to expand Cambodia's passenger and cargo handling capacity and strengthen the capital's position within Southeast Asian aviation networks.
Siem Reap Sees Rising Flight and Hotel Bookings Ahead of Peak Tourism Season
Tourism operators in Cambodia's Siem Reap province are reporting increased international flight bookings and demand for luxury accommodation as the peak Southeast Asian travel season approaches. Expanded connections through Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport are helping attract visitors seeking longer stays, heritage experiences and wellness tourism.
Siem Reap Expands Smart-City Infrastructure While Protecting Angkor Heritage Sites
Authorities in Siem Reap are introducing digital public services and smarter traffic management systems to accommodate rising tourism demand. The projects are being developed alongside UNESCO conservation requirements intended to protect the Angkor archaeological sites as the surrounding city modernises.
Cambodia Deploys 600 Free Buses to Help Workers Travel Home for Pchum Ben Holiday
Cambodia's Labour Ministry and Phnom Penh municipal authorities have provided 600 free buses to help workers return to their home provinces during the Pchum Ben festival. The transport programme aims to reduce holiday travel expenses for factory employees and other workers living in the capital.
Cambodia Hosts Regional Explosive Ordnance Safety Training With Japanese Support
The Cambodian Mine Action Center and Japan International Cooperation Agency have organised a workshop in Phnom Penh for specialists from Laos, Vietnam and Timor-Leste. The programme focuses on educating communities about unexploded ordnance risks and sharing Cambodia's experience in post-conflict landmine safety.
Cambodia Takes Full Control of Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Programme After 25-Year Partnership
Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries has assumed full responsibility for the Care for Rescued Wildlife programme at Phnom Tamao following the conclusion of its 25-year partnership with Wildlife Alliance. The transition places long-term wildlife rescue and conservation operations under direct government management.
Cambodia Expands Logistics Infrastructure Through SuperPort, Airport and Canal Projects
Cambodia is advancing several major
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