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Thanks to the skilful leadership of the head of the government, as well as efforts to vaccinate citizens across the country with the “Blossom Strategy”, Cambodia was able to reopen the country and return to normal life on November 1, 2021, said Ministry of Health secretary of state and spokeswoman Or Vandine

Unlike most of its peers in ASEAN, Cambodia was not included in the initial list of countries of US-borne IPEF. It is not a traditional free trade agreement. But it has commitments which must be met, or parties risk losing benefits

The US Agency for International Development (USAID) on June 16 announced the launch of the USAID Morodok Baitang – a new five-year, $24 million project at four conservation areas of Keo Seima, Lumphat, Siem Pang and the Cardamom Mountains to fight against climate change.

The Ministry of Environment has laid out a policy of protecting forests to generate income from carbon credit sales and eco-tourism, with rangers and forest community members in protected areas acting as the first line of defence.

Kreung Tola, a prominent coordinator for the Indigenous People Network in Mondulkiri province, is currently living and doing business in Lam Me village of Pech Chreada district’s Bousra commune.

More than 1,700 students in Cambodia have since 2001 been fitted with hearing aids by the NGO Les Enfants Sourds du Cambodge (ESC), which was founded by Jean-Paul Beraha, who recently led a team of volunteer doctors from France to help deaf children.

The Ministry of Environment has laid out a policy of protecting forests to generate income from carbon credit sales and eco-tourism, with rangers and forest community members in protected areas acting as the first line of defence. The ministry said both are now helping boost eco-tourism and their own incomes by acting as guides to eco-tourists.

KREUNG Tola, a prominent coordinator for the Indigenous People Network in Mondulkiri province, is currently living and doing business in Lam Me village of Pech Chreada district’s Bousra commune.

Cambodia on June 8 broke ground on the construction of upgrades to the country’s naval capacity through the modernisation of Ream Naval Base, amid fresh speculation that China is “secretly building a naval facility” for its own “exclusive use” despite the Kingdom’s repeated denials of these accusations.

Cambodia is to send nearly 100 blue helmet peacekeepers from an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) unit on a UN peacekeeping mission to the Central African Republic (CAR) in the third quarter of this year.