Prey Veng is a province in southeastern Cambodia, bordering Vietnam and characterized by its lowland agricultural economy and district-level administrative network. This page provides a consolidated overview of Prey Veng alongside aggregated government policy updates, covering regulation, governance, infrastructure, and development measures issued by relevant institutions. Tracking these updates helps users monitor local policy direction, administrative activity, and implementation priorities affecting the province.
General Department of Immigration (GDI) conducted inspections of factories in Prey Veng, Tbong Khmum and Mondulkiri provinces in Cambodia to verify foreign worker presence and status.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism and the Embassy of India agreed to implement three Quick Impact Projects to support ecotourism communities and develop a mobile tourism app.
Cambodia police arrested a suspect and recovered a reported stolen 2025 Scoopy motorcycle, with Siem Reap authorities coordinating custody and evidence transfer to Kandal police.
GDI outreach in Prey Veng: General Department of Immigration staff informed foreign residents in Cambodia about Prakas No. 12644 procedures for registering dependent children and applying for recognition of foreign-national status.
Cambodia General Department of Immigration publicized Prakas 12644 establishing registration procedures for children born to foreign immigrants.
General Department of Immigration publicized Prakas 12644 to set out immigration procedures for registering foreign-born dependent children in Prey Veng, Cambodia.
The General Department of Immigration in Cambodia disseminated Announcement No. 12644 on 30 September 2026 to establish immigration registration procedures for children born to foreign resident parents.
Cambodia Senate recognized a new member and approved a draft law revising commune‑sangkat local administration governance.
National Police of Cambodia detain three suspects for facilitating illegal cross-border migration near Battambang, recording arrests and seized transport used in an alleged human-smuggling operation.
The Trust Regulator organised seminars in Svay Rieng and Prey Veng to present ACSEP-PIU1 agricultural credit products to farmers, cooperatives and partner banks in Cambodia.
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