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Prudential celebrated its 10th anniversary in Cambodia at the Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor recently. This was followed by a gala dinner at Thommanon Temple in Siem Reap province.

TrueMoney – one of Cambodia’s largest fintech companies – is joining forces with union Commercial Bank Plc (UCB), one of the leading foreign banks in the Kingdom.

With business activities having an impact on people, society and the environment, it is important for companies to put an emphasis on corporate social responsibility to ensure sustainable development. Over the years, CP Cambodia – a subsidiary of Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF) – has utilised remarkable concepts in developing sustainable business practices, [img]

Three young artists – including a Buddhist monk – are holding an art exhibition called Rebuild at Phnom Penh’s Sa Sa Art Projects gallery space until mid-May.

Thanks to the arrival of a friendly flock of great hornbills, Hour Rithy, a former aviculturist – or raiser of birds – in Kratie province turned Phnom Penh tuk tuk driver, has seen a partial return to his former profession.

The UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), in partnership with Seedstars and with support from the Chinese government, has launched an open call to startups across Asia to take part in the Smart Cities

The UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), in partnership with Seedstars, has launched an open call to startups across Asia to take part in the Smart Cities

International tourism receipts clocked in at $1.415 billion last year, marking a 7.690-fold increase over $184 million in 2021, albeit still a 71.2 per cent decrease from 2019’s record $4.919 billion, according to the Ministry of Tourism’s Tourism

International tourism receipts clocked in at $1.415 billion last year, marking a 7.690-fold increase over $184 million in 2021, albeit still a 71.2 per cent decrease from 2019’s record $4.919 billion, according to the Ministry of Tourism’s Tourism Indicators 2022 report.

Cambodian people traditionally use curcuma raktakanta root to treat sprains and swelling or for steaming.