Sihanoukville is a coastal province in southwest Cambodia and a key administrative and economic area linked to port operations, logistics, urban development, and infrastructure planning. This page provides a consolidated overview of the province alongside aggregated government policy updates, regulations, and governance actions relevant to Sihanoukville. Tracking these local policy developments and institutional activities supports informed analysis of regulatory change, public administration, and development priorities within the province.
The Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation conducted a consultation workshop to review and discuss the draft strategic plan aimed at restoring labor capacity. This event is significant for its comprehensive approach to strengthening labor governance and policy implementation in Cambodia.
Summary of the Cambodian National Police’s drug crime crackdown results on February 27, 2026, including number of cases, arrests, and seized narcotics, providing a factual record of law enforcement activity relevant for long-term security and governance reference.
This update documents the establishment and development of the Multi-sectoral Coordination Mechanism (GBV Working Group) for responding to gender-based violence at sub-national levels in Cambodia, which supports coordinated, quality services for survivors. It provides a structured record of this governance coordination mechanism and its expansion, valuable for long-term reference on gender-based violence response systems.
This brief reports on the national police's intensive crackdown on criminal activities across Cambodia during February 2026, resulting in the arrest and prosecution of numerous suspects. The update holds long-term reference value as it documents a key security operation aligned with governmental public safety priorities.
This briefing covers the national technical meeting held to coordinate baseline data collection necessary for the environmental and social impact study of the Sihanoukville Logistics Center development project, providing a key reference point for sustainable infrastructure development compliance in Cambodia.
An official report on the results of narcotics-related crime suppression operations across Cambodia on 26 February 2026, documenting arrests, types of offenses, and quantities of seized substances. This record is valuable for long-term tracking of law enforcement activities in narcotics control and related security governance.
This briefing reports on the foundational data collection meeting held for the environmental and social impact study of the Sihanoukville Logistics Center (SHV-LC) project. It holds long-term reference value as it documents institutional engagement and strategic planning essential for sustainable infrastructure development in Cambodia.
This update details a three-week enforcement campaign by Cambodian authorities against youth gangs, including arrests and subsequent legal and administrative measures. It provides long-term reference value by documenting law enforcement responses to youth crime and the institutional approach to handling juvenile offenders.
The National Police of Cambodia reported results of a coordinated operation targeting drug-related crimes across the country on February 23, 2026. The operation involved multiple provincial and municipal units, yielding arrests and seizures of narcotics, providing a detailed snapshot of law enforcement activity relevant for long-term reference on national drug crime enforcement.
The General Department of Immigration executed the expulsion of 494 Chinese nationals linked to online scam operations, reflecting Cambodia’s ongoing enforcement efforts against cybercrime and ensuring public security. This action has long-term reference value as part of immigration governance and cross-border crime control.
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