Cambodia has formally appealed to the United Nations for the resumption of its Joint Boundary Commission with Thailand and full implementation of the December 2025 ceasefire. The government says resolving the border dispute is essential to restoring stability and enabling more than 24,000 displaced Cambodians to return home safely.
Cambodia and Vietnam Set $20 Billion Trade Target With New Cross-Border Transport Links
Cambodia and Vietnam have agreed to work towards $20 billion in bilateral trade, signing six memorandums of understanding covering economic and logistics cooperation. Both countries are prioritising expressway connections between Phnom Penh and Bavet, and between Ho Chi Minh City and Moc Bai, to improve cross-border transport and trade.
Typhoon Koguma Prompts Severe Weather Warnings Across Cambodia
Cambodia’s Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has issued alerts as Typhoon Koguma is forecast to bring heavy thunderstorms and strong winds through mid-October. The weather could disrupt agricultural harvesting, rural transport and infrastructure projects as businesses resume operations following the Pchum Ben holiday.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet Signs Three Agreements With Azerbaijan During Baku Visit
Prime Minister Hun Manet has signed three bilateral cooperation agreements with Azerbaijan, including a pact to prevent double taxation. The visit to Baku comes ahead of a regional summit in Kazakhstan and forms part of Cambodia’s efforts to expand trade and investment relationships beyond Southeast Asia.
Angkor Tourism Falls 27% Over Nine Months Despite Signs of September Recovery
International visitor numbers at Cambodia’s Angkor Archaeological Park declined 27% during the first nine months of the year, although ticket revenue rose 3% in September. Tourism businesses in Siem Reap are looking to improved air connections and the approaching dry season to support a recovery in international arrivals.
Cambodia Expects Angkor Tourism Recovery as Authorities Expand Online Scam Crackdown
Cambodian tourism officials and economic researchers expect visitor confidence in Siem Reap and Angkor to improve as authorities intensify action against online scam networks. Investigations have expanded to suspected illicit operations at the Long Bay development in Koh Kong, as the government seeks to address security concerns affecting the country’s tourism reputation.
Phnom Penh to Host International Forum on AI and Climate Resilience
Cambodia is preparing to host an international forum in Phnom Penh examining how artificial intelligence can support climate adaptation and sustainable infrastructure. The event will bring attention to the potential role of digital technologies in helping developing economies address environmental challenges.
Cambodia Bans Unauthorised Demolition of Historic Buildings in Kampong Thom
Authorities in Cambodia’s Kampong Thom province have introduced restrictions on demolishing or altering historic buildings without permission. The measures aim to protect local architectural heritage and support the development of cultural tourism destinations beyond Siem Reap.
Cambodia Showcases Award-Winning Phka Rumduol Rice at UN Food Exhibition in Rome
Cambodia’s Phka Rumduol rice is being featured at an international exhibition organised by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. The showcase aims to strengthen the global profile of Cambodian premium rice and create opportunities for higher-value agricultural exports.