Five provinces, capital reach ‘mine-free’ status as year ends
According to authorities, civil war in Cambodia has left nearly 4,000sq km littered with landmines and unexploded ordnance.
The Phnom Penh Post
Tourism-skills workshop held in Cambodia with China in focus
Focus has been placed on up-skilling workers in the industry, to offer high quality services and guest experiences to returning visitors.
PM Hun Sen urges closer Asean ties with China at leader awards
“ASEAN-China will continue to build on their achievements and promote peace, stability, and development in the region and the world,” he said.
Cambodia’s first Esports centre announced
The T.Y Media Esports Centre will host domestic and international competitions in all disciplines, and will also be used as a training facility.
Sokha Hotel plans ‘tallest Buddha statue in the world’ on Bokor
The project was expected to cost from $30 to $40 million, with construction set to begin as soon as the company receives permits.
Cambodia preparing to train Ukrainian deminers in Phnom Penh
On Dec 13, PM Hun Sen also attended a conference on solidarity with Ukrainian people in Paris hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron.
Ang Trapeang Thma draws tourists
In 1976, about 50,000 people were forced to dig, excavate and carry soil to build dams and turn the site into a major agricultural reservoir.
Myanmar conflict may take 5 more years to resolve: Cambodia PM
He also ruled out a third trip there by Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Prak Sokhonn in his capacity as the Asean chair’s special envoy.
Cambodian PM backs idea for coastal museum, observatory
He said the coastal area is the third main tourism spot after Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, with Preah Sihanouk designated as a multi-purpose special economic zone.
Cambodia’s PM suggests plastic ban for world’s bays
Prime Minister Hun Sen urged the World-Bays Club to look into the possibility of banning the use of plastic at all beautiful bays around the world.