Cambodia’s role in global food security
The uncertainty of the pandemic, ongoing conflicts and the risk of future ones has prompted many nations to prioritise their own food security above exports. However, Cambodia not…
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Artist blends past, present at children’s hospital
More than just beautifying the urban landscape, the mural acts as a cultural conduit, and stands as a silent guardian, watching over the town’s ebb and flow, each brushstroke…
Indonesia to expand direct flights to raise tourist sector
In a bid to promote the “Two Countries, One Destination” initiative, Cambodia and Indonesia have agreed to enhance ties by establishing direct flights from key Indonesian…
Cambodia, New Zealand fortify longstanding ties of peace
During a call, FM Chenda Sophea expressed high regard for New Zealand’s crucial role in aiding the peace process and providing continuous development assistance, especially in…
PM Hun Manet orders crackdown on lotteries
In a related statement, the telecommunications ministry has warned the public about the danger of fake telecoms networks, often used to advertise gambling.
Tourism revenue soars in Cambodia in 2023
Foreign tourism revenue surged to approximately $3.04 billion, an impressive 115% increase from $1.41 billion in 2022.
Cambodia National Assembly president develops ties with German parliament
Following the meeting, it has been reported that the German delegation had expressed a keen interest in the development of Cambodia, and in particular its rapid progress from a…
Cambodia legend earns famous carom come-back victory
The event saw 32 outstanding billiards athletes competing, with the Kingdom’s number-one ranked player fighting her way through to the final, where she claimed her seventh win…
Cambodia’s plastic imports fall as latest campaign grows in popularity
Plastic imports in the fourth quarter of 2023 declined by 32.2 tonnes, a drop of around 50 per cent compared to the third quarter, said ministry undersecretary of state Khvay…
Cambodia’s national election committee calls for Senate campaigns to stay ‘peaceful, non-violent’
The committee explained that during the campaign period, each party may conduct two processions, parades or rallies in each constituency.