Cambodia’s Commitment

In a recent important meeting (on November 19th) with Mr. Niu Haifeng, a high-ranking official from China’s Ministry of Public Security, H.E. Sinarith stressed that Cambodia’s government is absolutely determined to stop these crimes. He pointed out that their recent police actions have been very successful and have made a clear difference.

The Senior Minister emphasized that working closely and building trust with international partners is key to handling this complicated global problem. He said that better teamwork is vital for reaching the shared goal of defeating cybercrime and technology-based fraud.

China’s View and Appreciation

In return, Mr. Niu Haifeng praised the Cambodian authorities for their fast and helpful cooperation during recent joint operations. He specifically thanked them for successfully catching and sending back Chinese citizens involved in the scams and for safely handing over important proof needed for ongoing legal cases in China.

Mr. Niu Haifeng also highly commended Cambodia for setting up its anti-scam commission, the CCOS. This group was created directly under the leadership of the Cambodian Prime Minister, Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet, and has made noticeable progress quickly after the Prime Minister issued national instructions.

The Path Forward

The two officials finished the meeting by agreeing on specific ways to improve their cooperation between the two countries and with other nations. This includes focused programs to build skills (capacity-building) and share experiences. All these steps aim for the same big goal: to make their combined, cross-border efforts against technology-based fraud much more effective.

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The goal of the meeting, held on November 17, was to strengthen cooperation on metrology (the science of measurement) and quality infrastructure. This cooperation is part of an official agreement (Memorandum of Understanding) signed during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Cambodia back in April 2025.

Focus on Better Measurement

The two Ministers agreed to prioritize several key areas related to measurement:

• Upgrading Equipment: Improving Cambodia’s tools for measurement and testing.
• Better Calibration: Making sure Cambodia can accurately check and adjust its measuring tools (calibration capability) and link them to international standards (traceability systems).
• Expert Training: Training more Cambodian experts in metrology.

They also agreed to work together on food safety checks, setting product standards, and conformity assessment (checking if products meet those standards).

Technical Support and Equipment

Following the main meeting, Minister Hem Vanndy held separate talks with the National Institute of Metrology of China (NIM) and toured its testing labs. This was done to explore deeper technical cooperation.

During the visit, the Chinese Institute (NIM) donated three pieces of metrology equipment to help improve the technical skills of Cambodia’s National Metrology Centre.

Why This Matters to Cambodia

This enhanced cooperation is very important because it will:

1. Help Trade: Support the mutual acceptance of product testing results between the two countries.
2. Increase Trust: Make Cambodian measurement data and certificates more reliable and accepted internationally.
3. Boost Exports: Reduce technical obstacles in trade, make products safer, and help small and medium-sized Cambodian businesses (SMEs) compete better in the global market.

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The officials confirmed their shared goal: they want the sub-region to be connected digitally and environmentally friendly (green).

According to a press release from Cambodia’s Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology & Innovation (MISTI), the main goal of the meeting was to work together more closely on science, technology, and new ideas (innovation). This cooperation is meant to create growth across the Mekong region that is sustainable, includes everyone, and produces less carbon pollution.

A major decision made at the meeting was the promise to improve cooperation on sharing data across borders. They agreed that letting data flow freely between countries is essential for improving trade, transportation (logistics), and the shift to digital systems.

H.E. Dr. Try Sophal, a Director General from Cambodia’s MISTI, spoke at the event. He said, “The Lancang-Mekong Cooperation today is not just a regional group, but a powerful driving force for shared and lasting success. The Innovation Corridor is a forward-looking plan that must be strongly built on the foundations of science, technology, and new ideas.”

He also emphasized Cambodia’s commitment to environmentally friendly growth. He noted that using green technology and building sustainable industries are key priorities for the country.

The Cambodian team suggested two concrete actions:

1. Creating an LMC Task Force to push forward a plan for exchanging green technology.
2. Starting a joint research program in 2026 focused on green technology and digital innovation.

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