The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for foreign affairs, international cooperation, diplomatic relations, and coordination of the country’s external policy framework. Its regulatory scope covers diplomatic engagement, treaty and multilateral coordination, consular affairs, international representation, and oversight of policy alignment affecting cross-border cooperation, governance, and compliance with foreign policy mandates. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement-related activities connected to Cambodia’s foreign affairs and international cooperation framework.
Cambodia signed a double taxation agreement with Azerbaijan and a framework on trade and economic cooperation during Prime Minister Hun Manet's official visit; the measures address tax and trade policy.
Cambodia Senate approved two ratification laws granting formal consent to the Cebu Protocol amending the ASEAN Charter and the CICA Privileges and Immunities Convention; the action concerns international law and foreign policy.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs presented draft laws to Cambodia's National Assembly to ratify an amendment to the ASEAN Charter and a convention on CICA privileges.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation reviewed project management and procurement SOPs for seven Mekong‑Lancang Cooperation projects in Cambodia.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation signed a Japanese yen loan extension to fund the Sihanoukville Port new container terminal in Cambodia.
Cambodia Ministry of Foreign Affairs signed an exchange of notes securing a JPY 24.237 billion yen loan from Japan to finance the Southwest Phnom Penh irrigation and drainage rehabilitation project.
Cambodia’s Foreign Affairs Ministry briefed diplomatic missions and international organisations on Thailand’s unilateral termination of the 2001 maritime claims MOU and recent border developments. The diplomacy update concerns maritime border policy and Cambodia-Thailand relations.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation signed a diplomacy and visa policy package with Nicaragua covering political consultations and visa exemption for diplomatic and official passport holders. The documents establish a formal channel for bilateral dialogue and facilitate official travel between the two governments.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that Prak Sokhonn and Thailand’s foreign minister discussed border security, confidence-building measures, and implementation of a General Border Committee statement. The talks reaffirmed commitments to a ceasefire and peaceful resolution of the border dispute.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation rejected a social media impersonation case involving a person posing as a senior civil servant for personal gain. The notice relates to public administration governance and the protection of official institutional authority.
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