In a context of rapid urban growth and increasing pressure on infrastructure, Cambodia once again benefits from the determined support of France and the European Union to modernize and structure the national drinking water sector.

In the tranquil countryside of Cambodia, a unique story unfolds through the experiences of two young women who have embraced new roles far from their French hometowns. Morgane Viricel-Boges and her colleague combine their professional expertise with heartfelt dedication to community and childhood education. Their journey at Kep Children is a testament to adaptability, cultural exchange, and the power of youthful energy in making a meaningful difference.

Meet Jeclan Wanapom, a young man from Lifou, a remote island in New Caledonia, who shares his unique journey as an intercultural volunteer. Through his missions in Cambodia, he supports local youth and the promotion of the French-speaking world, while forging deep links between two cultures that he feels are close.

At the age of 25, Morgane Levasseur embodies the dynamic, committed young people working to promote solidarity and commitment in Cambodia. Originally from the Paris region, she arrived in Cambodia a year and a half ago to get involved with the Kep Children association.

With gentleness and sincerity, Draikolo Udrupa, a young Caledonian from Lifou, shares a look of pride and curiosity on her atypical journey. From her native island to Cambodia, she embodies the link between Oceanic traditions and openness to the world.

La 12ᵉ Journée du Volontariat Français a rassemblé, samedi 11 octobre 2025, à l’Institut français du Cambodge, un public passionné venu célébrer les multiples visages de l’engagement solidaire.

France actively supports agriculture for sustainable development in Cambodia, notably through the ‘Healthy Rice’ project, supported by the French Embassy and piloted by the Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD) in Asia.

Rarely has a day so embodied the spirit of solidarity, exchange and innovation at the heart of the Franco-Cambodian community. On 11 October 2025, the Institut français du Cambodge will open its doors to the 12ᵉ edition of the Journée du Volontariat Français (JVF), orchestrated by France Volontaires Cambodge. This 2025 edition puts the spotlight on the contribution of international exchange and solidarity volunteering to major environmental challenges, in deep resonance with

From 9 to 31 October 2025, Paris will be lit up in the colours of Asian sisterhood with the very first Banh Mi Women festival, a unique initiative celebrating Asian women. A veritable hymn to diversity, creativity and resilience, the festival shines the spotlight on voices that are often invisible in the public arena, offering an inclusive, intergenerational space to meet, exchange ideas and get inspired.

For the very first time, Cambodia marked its presence at the prestigious European tourism trade show IFTM Top Resa, held in Paris from 23 to 25 September 2025. This major event represents a historic step in the Kingdom's tourism promotion strategy, which is now opening up directly to the French and European markets.

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.

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.

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.

On Saturday 13 September 2025, the Institut Français du Cambodge (IFC) shone with energy and conviviality for the fourth edition of the Forum de rentrée, an event that has become a must for the French and Francophone community in Phnom Penh.

When France launched its first Coupe du Monde des Chefs Privés, the event was supposed to celebrate European culinary supremacy. Instead, it revealed its disruption. A chef from Cambodia,  Sopheak Sao, winner of this year's edition, has just redefined what innovation means in world gastronomy.

The residence of the French Embassy hosted a reception yesterday evening at which the new French Ambassador, Mr Olivier RICHARD, met the French community in Cambodia and introduced Ms Marie BUSCAIL, the new First Counsellor, and Ms Anne DUTHURON, the new Consul.

The French-Cambodian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFC) sets the tone for the economic and social season with its major annual event: the Back to Business Party 2025. The event will take place on Wednesday 17 September 2025, from 6.30 pm, at the prestigious Élysée Tower on the Koh Pich peninsula.

A new milestone has been reached in the development of drinking water infrastructure in Cambodia. The signing of the agreement between the Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation (MISTI), the Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority (PPWSA) and the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) marks the official launch of the third phase of the Bakheng water supply project, supported by a €10.9 million grant from the European Union.

In the radiant early days of September 2025, Paris once again will become the world’s culinary crossroads as the renowned Village International de la Gastronomie unfolds its seventh edition along the iconic Quai Jacques Chirac in the elegant 7th arrondissement.

Under the hushed vaults of the Galerie du Crous, a stone's throw from Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the Galerie OIA is unveiling an exhibition from 9 to 14 September 2025 that reads like a visual poem: ‘Mémoires de Soie’ (Memories of Silk). Part of the prestigious Parcours des Mondes, this presentation brings together artists from Asia and the West in a subtle dialogue between tradition, memory and contemporaneity.

Ce dimanche 3 août, alors que l’été s’accroche à la capitale française, la place du Trocadéro s’est métamorphosée en un vibrant théâtre de résistance. Ce sont près de 1 000 Cambodgiens venus des quatre coins de France et d’Europe qui s’y sont rassemblés.

This year, the French Embassy invites its citizens to an evening celebration of July 14. July 14, better known as “Bastille Day” or “National Day,” is a profound symbol of liberty, equality, and fraternity, the founding ideals of the French Republic.

The French Embassy in Cambodia had the honor of hosting the third edition of the Day of Former French Students in Cambodia on June 5, 2025, on the inspiring theme “Talents to Change the World.”

Yesterday, the French Embassy hosted a roundtable discussion with around 30 local journalists to discuss relations between France and Cambodia. The French ambassador described the meeting as essential in light of the changes and threats facing the press in today's world.