For over three decades, the Pour un Sourire d'Enfant (PSE) association has worked tirelessly to save children from the most extreme poverty in Cambodia, by offering them access to education, vocational training, protection and personal development.

Cambodian production company Anti-Archive unveiled its rich line-up for the 2025/26 season at the Asian Contents & Film Market in Busan, highlighting a mix of local talent and international co-productions that illustrate the dynamic evolution of Cambodia's film industry.

On Friday 3 October 2025, from 5pm to 10pm, the Institut français du Cambodge will come alive to celebrate the creativity and vitality of young Cambodian artists with an exceptional evening full of discoveries and emotions.

Cambodia is facing a major challenge: strengthening intellectual property (IP) protection to support its development. On Tuesday 16 September 2025, an event deciphering this concept was held in Phnom Penh.

The Mekong region, cradle of priceless cultural and natural wealth, is about to take a decisive step forward in its tourism development. China, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia have just announced a strategic alliance with Mekong Tourism and the Agoda global platform to propel the sector into a resolutely digital future. The aim of this initiative is to use digital tools to transform travellers' experiences and boost local appeal.

In the intimate atmosphere of the Meta House in Phnom Penh, an exhibition draws attention to the endangered culture of the Chams, an ancient people with deep roots in the history of Southeast Asia.

At a time when environmental challenges and foreign competition are putting the country's fisheries resources to the test, Cambodia is opting for an innovative identity to protect its fisheries: the ‘Made in Cambodia’ label now stands as a shield for a vital sector, pivotal to the country's food security and economic growth.

Cambodia will celebrate today the 32nd anniversary of the Constitution, promulgated on 24 September 1993.

Kep has once again confirmed its appeal. During the Pchum Ben holidays, the small coastal province welcomed a steady influx of local visitors looking to relax by the sea.

Cambodia is increasingly emerging as a land of opportunity for major Chinese textile companies. Four major groups based in Shandong province have recently expressed an interest in developing their activities here, with their sights set on the global fashion and textile markets.

From 26 to 28 September 2025, the Koh Pich Convention and Exhibition Centre in Phnom Penh will be the setting for an emblematic event designed to highlight the talents and creativity of Cambodian craftsmen and entrepreneurs: the ‘Khmer Can Do’ exhibition.

In a border context still marked by military and diplomatic tensions, the President of the Senate, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, surprised everyone by expressing his 'gratitude' for Thailand's decision to keep its borders closed. Paradoxically, this measure would have led to a significant rise in domestic production and increased consumption of Cambodian-made goods.

Last week, Edumalin, the French educational innovation platform specialising in explicit and structured learning, completed a new stage in its mission in South-East Asia.

On 17 September, harrowing videos circulated of the head-on clash between Cambodian civilians, including monks, and Thai forces near Ban Nong Ya Kaew (on the Thai side) and Prey Chan (on the Cambodian side). Tear gas and rubber bullets were fired, resulting in a dramatic toll of 28 casualties, including civilians and monks.

On Saturday 4 October 2025, the French Embassy in Cambodia will once again be opening its doors for Heritage Day, after attracting more than 7,500 visitors last year.

On Wednesday 17 September 2025, more than 180 people gathered at the Élysée Tower on the Koh Pich peninsula to celebrate the return to business and conviviality of the Franco-Khmer business community at the Back to Business Party 2025. This venue, with its very French architecture and atmosphere, provided the ideal setting for what has become a not-to-be-missed event.

Cambodia, the cradle of one of South-East Asia's most fascinating civilisations, is now world-renowned for its exceptional archaeological heritage, particularly the site of Angkor Wat, a powerful symbol of Khmer identity

South Korean convenience store chain Emart24 continues to strengthen its presence in Cambodia with the recent opening of its seventh outlet in the capital, Phnom Penh. This rapid expansion not only reflects the growing demand among Cambodian consumers for Korean products and culture, but also illustrates the strong momentum of the country's modern retail sector.

Cambodia, a country with a strong rice-growing tradition, is now at the heart of an ecological innovation: the manufacture of rice-based straws. Faced with the growing pollution caused by single-use plastics, local companies like TK&D Manufacturing are working towards a greener future by offering a biodegradable and healthy alternative to plastic straws.

France is consolidating its position as a major economic player in Cambodia, ranking 9ᵉ among foreign direct investor (FDI) countries in the Kingdom. Since 1994, the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) has validated 44 Qualified Investment Projects (QIPs) from French companies, totalling a financial commitment of $380 million.

This weekend, Phnom Penh vibrated to the verdant rhythms of the fifth edition of the Plant and Garden Fair, held at Connexion on the island of Koh Pich. This annual event has become a not-to-be-missed rendezvous for botanical enthusiasts, lovers of plant decoration and an entire urban community keen to reconnect with nature in the heart of the Cambodian capital.

On 15 September 2025, the Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia awarded President Leung Chun-ying - Chairman of the GX Foundation - the prestigious distinction of Grand Officer of the Order of Monisaraphon, in recognition of his major contributions to the development of the country's medical and health sector.

Cambodia is aiming to become an increasingly popular destination for Chinese tourists, thanks to closer cooperation between the Cambodia Tourism Board (CTB) and Tuniu Corporation, China's leading online travel company. This strategic alliance, which became official at the beginning of September 2025, marks a major step towards attracting a growing number of Chinese visitors and boosting the Kingdom's tourism economy.

Cambodia recently welcomed a large business delegation led by MEDEF International, in partnership with Business France. The aim was to consolidate economic and commercial relations between France and the Kingdom, in a regional context marked by sustained growth and increased competition for access to emerging markets in South-East Asia.