Longer flooding will not greatly affect Cambodia’s rice exports
The Ministry of Agriculture reported that in the first seven months of 2022, Cambodia exported more than 350,000 tonnes of milled rice to 53 countries.
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Green economy a focus at Asean environmental meetings
Tin Ponlok, who is the chair of Asean, said “member states are focused on environmental work, among others, centred on sustainable production and consumption.”
Cambodia striving for post-Covid growth: Hun Sen
“Going forward, against the backdrop of heightened complexities and uncertainty, the Royal Government will prioritise building resilience in the national economy,” the premier…
New cash aid plan targets 2 million Cambodians
The government on Oct 5 confirmed that it would provide cash payments to the poor and vulnerable affected by Covid-19 for a further three months.
TikTok takes actions against public health and election misinformation
TikTok also said it has more than a dozen fact-checking partners around the world that review content in over 30 languages.
Cambodia urges restraint after North Korea’s ballistic missile test
The Cambodian foreign ministry also said the act is another violation of the UN Security Council resolutions and poses threats to regional security and stability.
Cambodia, Cuba ink agreements on culture, sports as PMs explore prospects for co-op
The agreements link the two countries’ culture ministries from 2022-2027 and Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport with Cuba’s National Institute for Sports,…
Cambodian foreign minister pushes for Asean synergy to compete at global level
He also emphasised the need to enhance regional connectivity in boosting regional competitiveness, which could only come from a well-connected bloc acting in unison.
Maintain riverside to avoid flooding Phnom Penh, residents told
Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology Lim Kean Hor said the water levels behind the Stung Prek Tnaot delta dam were currently not high enough to cause concern.
Cambodia’s first chocolate factory aims for international export markets
Twenty-one different types of chocolate are produced in Wat Chocolate’s first-ever factory in Siem Reap, under French ownership and management.