In the setting of the SUN & MOON Riverside in Phnom Penh, on October 30, 2025, the Health and Innovation Forum organized by EuroCham Cambodia established itself as a melting pot of ideas and proposals to shape the future of digital health in the Kingdom.

On October 23, 2025, the prestigious Cohiba Atmosphere located at the Raffles Hotel Le Royal in Phnom Penh hosted the opening evening of the Cuban Cigar Festival, marking the launch of an exceptional event dedicated to the art of the Cuban cigar.

The Gallerist team is pleased to present the latest exhibition by contemporary artist Chhim Sothy, HIGHLANDS — a captivating exploration of the ethnic communities of Northern Cambodia. Through this collection, the artist offers a unique perspective on the traditions, daily life, and spiritual connections of the highland minorities.​

For our last activity with the Kep West team, we travelled to Koh Ach Seh, an island located just a few dozen minutes by boat from Kep. It is here that Marine Conservation Cambodia has set up one of its bases.

The scams centers linked to the Prince Group, represents a major danger to Cambodia's reputation on the international stage. In 2025, transnational criminal networks exploited Cambodian territory, mixing human trafficking, online fraud, and massive money laundering, compromising not only the victims' safety but also the country's prestige and attractiveness.

Céline Huynh is an entrepreneur and consultant whose journey reflects the richness of a multicultural Franco-Asian identity. With over fifteen years of experience in the restaurant, construction, and event sectors, she has established herself as an expert in management and business development.

The Institut français du Cambodge is proud to present Snapping 2025 / Snap Dance, an immersive video installation by Michael Laub co-produced with NGO Phare Ponleu Selpak, as part of Digital November 2025.

Last weekend, Market Avenue vibrated to the rhythm of an exceptional event: the Spooky Fun Fest, a colorful Halloween party that delighted both young and old as well as their four-legged companions. Organized in the friendly and dynamic atmosphere of Factory Phnom Penh in partnership with Urban Village, this event offered two days of exciting activities, spectacular performances, and moments of pure entertainment.

Two Cambodian artists, Nout Daro and Thun Dina, invite the public to reflect on change, identity, and the evolution of contemporary society through their joint exhibition titled « VARY ». Presented at the Rosewood Phnom Penh gallery, this artistic encounter combines pictorial sensitivity and conceptual depth, translating the inner quest of a generation caught between memory and modernity.