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Tuesday, Oct 13, 2026

Cambodia Reaffirms Commitment to Peaceful Border Talks with Thailand

Cambodia has formally informed the United Nations General Assembly of its commitment to resolving border disputes with Thailand through diplomatic negotiations. Phnom Penh called for continued use of the Cambodia-Thailand Joint Boundary Commission and respect for existing ceasefire arrangements to maintain stability along the shared frontier.
Cambodia and Vietnam Set $20 Billion Bilateral Trade Target
Cambodia and Vietnam have agreed to pursue $20 billion in bilateral trade following Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung's official visit to Phnom Penh. The two governments plan to strengthen cross-border transport links, facilitate agricultural exports and expand manufacturing supply chains along the Mekong corridor.
Cambodia and Azerbaijan Sign Three Agreements During Hun Manet's Visit to Baku
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Azerbaijani leaders have signed three bilateral agreements during an official visit to Baku, including measures to prevent double taxation and tax evasion. The agreements aim to simplify cross-border investment and strengthen commercial ties between Cambodia and markets in the Caucasus and Central Asia.
Angkor Wat Visitor Numbers Fall 27% as Cambodia Seeks Winter Tourism Recovery
International arrivals at Cambodia's Angkor Archaeological Park declined 27% year on year through the third quarter of 2026. Tourism authorities and industry analysts expect a potential recovery during the winter travel season, supported by government efforts to dismantle online scam networks and restore confidence among international visitors.
Cambodia Proposes Social Media Age Restrictions to Strengthen Online Child Safety
More than 30 Cambodian ministries, non-governmental organizations and international institutions are working on new digital safety regulations, including proposed minimum age requirements for social media users. The initiative aims to strengthen online child protection as concerns grow over young people's exposure to digital risks.
Cambodia Hosts International AI Forum on Climate Change and Sustainable Development
Cambodia has brought together regional technology and environmental experts in Phnom Penh to examine how artificial intelligence could help developing countries respond to climate change. Discussions focus on using digital technology to improve climate adaptation and support sustainable economic development.
Cambodia Showcases Award-Winning Phka Rumduol Rice at UN Food Exhibition in Rome
Cambodia's internationally recognized Phka Rumduol rice is being featured at a Food and Agriculture Organization exhibition in Rome. The showcase aims to raise the international profile of Cambodian premium rice and strengthen opportunities for agricultural exports to European and other high-value markets.
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