Banteay Meanchey is a province in northwestern Cambodia that borders Thailand and functions as a key subnational administrative area shaped by cross-border trade, transport links, agriculture, and public service delivery. This page provides a structured overview of the province alongside an aggregated record of government policy, regulation, and governance updates related to Banteay Meanchey, helping users monitor development priorities, infrastructure decisions, and institutional activity at both provincial and national levels.
Ministry of Health inaugurates a KOFIH-funded maternity and neonatal building at Preah Net Preah Referral Hospital in Banteay Meanchey to expand maternal health infrastructure in Cambodia.
Cambodia Defence Ministry reports an AOT-KH observation visit to Boeung Trakoun and documents alleged Thai occupation of a Cambodian border area.
Ministry of Women’s Affairs convened a Project Steering Committee in Cambodia to review progress and plan actions for an ADB-funded gender-based violence governance project.
General Department of Immigration reported deporting 1,362 foreign nationals from Cambodia for illegal entry and related offences, highlighting immigration enforcement at airports and land border checkpoints.
Cambodia National Police inspected two Poipet accommodation sites to check foreign residents for suspected online scam activity and immigration compliance.
GDI deports 79 Thai nationals linked to online scams from Cambodia via the Poipet border post, citing immigration enforcement and border control procedures.
National Police of Cambodia inspected two residential gathering sites under a security regulation and seized mobile devices while detaining six foreign nationals in Poipet, Cambodia.
Cambodia National Police counter-narcotics unit arrested four foreign suspects in Banteay Meanchey and seized alleged narcotics and electronic vaping devices.
Cambodia National Police led a raid in Banteay Meanchey and seized hundreds of electronic devices as part of an online-scam enforcement operation.
Ministry of Women’s Affairs convened a consultative meeting in Cambodia to establish multi-sector GBV working groups and One-Stop Service Units to support survivors.
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