AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLabour & Skills Cooperation: Cambodia’s Labour Minister Heng Sour met Liechtenstein Development Service’s country coordinator and signed an MoU on technical and vocational education and training (TVET), signalling continued focus on workforce development. Human Trafficking Response: The Ministry of Interior launched new guidelines for identifying trafficking victims and directing them to protection, health care, legal aid, and reintegration services. Women’s Protection at the Border: A new counselling room in Banteay Meanchey opened to support women and girls facing higher risks linked to the Thai border crisis, backed by UNFPA, Japan, and TPO Cambodia. Education & Public Service: PM Hun Manet praised the smooth conduct of the 2026 Upper Secondary School Examination (Baccalaureate) and urged provinces to keep improving public infrastructure and attractions to draw both domestic and international tourists. Investment Push: Hun Manet urged further streamlining of investment procedures, citing a $2.7B pipeline in four northeastern provinces and high project implementation rates. Trade & Jobs: Cambodia’s cashew sector scored a first direct shipment of processed nuts to the UK, supported by UK, EU, and German programmes. Parliament & Regional Health: Cambodia hosted the 9th APPF-GH, with delegates visiting Kampot healthcare facilities as lawmakers push for Universal Health Coverage. Sovereignty & Security Messaging: Hun Manet reiterated that regional frameworks like CLV-DTA are for development and do not compromise sovereignty, while Cambodia also moves to strengthen defence readiness through compulsory military service.
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