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Monday, Oct 12, 2026

Cambodia and Vietnam Sign Six Agreements to Expand Trade Towards $20 Billion

Cambodia and Vietnam have signed six cooperation agreements covering cross-border expressways and customs procedures following high-level talks in Phnom Penh, aiming to increase bilateral trade to $20 billion and improve transport links across the Mekong region.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet Visits Azerbaijan to Expand Trade Relations
Prime Minister Hun Manet has arrived in Azerbaijan as part of a diplomatic tour also covering Türkiye and Kazakhstan, establishing a joint working group with Baku to explore new trade routes and diversify Cambodia's export markets beyond its traditional partners.
Japan Deepens Support for Cambodia's Urban Transport and Logistics Development
The Japan International Cooperation Agency is seeking to expand infrastructure funding and Japanese investment in Cambodia, with particular emphasis on advancing Phnom Penh's Urban Transport Master Plan and improving national logistics networks to support industrial development.
Cambodian Police Arrest Suspect Over Fake Mobile Network Used for Scam Messages in Sihanoukville
Police in Cambodia's Sihanoukville province have arrested a foreign national accused of operating an unauthorised mobile base station designed to intercept cellular signals and distribute malicious text messages, as authorities intensify efforts to combat telecommunications fraud.
Siem Reap Expects Tourism Recovery as International Flight Connections Expand
Cambodian tourism authorities are forecasting stronger international visitor arrivals to the Angkor Archaeological Park, citing improved connectivity through Siem Reap Angkor International Airport and national efforts to tackle online scams that have damaged confidence among foreign travellers.
Nearly 60 Siem Reap Hotels and Businesses Offer Discounts to Boost Low-Season Tourism
Nearly 60 hotels and hospitality businesses in Siem Reap have joined a Ministry of Tourism initiative offering discounted accommodation and services, seeking to attract visitors during the traditional green season and support local tourism revenues.
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 management of the Care for Rescued Wildlife programme at Phnom Tamao following the conclusion of a 25-year partnership with Wildlife Alliance, bringing the conservation initiative under direct government administration.
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