AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSupreme Court & Opposition Politics: Cambodia’s Supreme Court upheld Rong Chhun’s incitement conviction but suspended the rest of his sentence, keeping him out of prison while barring him from practicing politics for years—sparking anger among supporters outside the court. Border & Sovereignty: Phnom Penh protested Thai armed forces for planting flags, building fences, and an alleged fire at a site under Thai occupation, calling it a violation of Cambodia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Border Diplomacy: In Kazan, Hun Manet reiterated Cambodia’s approach to Thailand disputes: peaceful settlement under international law, UNCLOS compulsory conciliation for maritime issues, and land issues via the Joint Boundary Commission—while saying reopening land crossings is not a priority. UNESCO Role: Cambodia was elected to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage committee for 2026–2030, with the government stressing continued protection of living heritage. Media & Regional Cooperation: Malaysia and Cambodia signed an MoU to expand cooperation in information and media development, covering news exchange, broadcasting, publishing, training, cybersecurity, and policy. Tourism Policy: Cambodia began a four-month visa-free trial for Chinese visitors (June 15–Oct 15), aiming to boost arrivals. Digital Payments & Governance: KB PRASAC Bank launched a no-service-charge bill payment channel for Ministry of Labour services via mobile and branches.
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