PHNOM PENH: In a historic meeting on February 5, 2026, H.E. Huot Hak, Cambodia’s Minister of Tourism, and H.E. Milena Caridad Zalddivar Piedra, Cuban Ambassador to Cambodia, pledged to deepen bilateral tourism cooperation. This initiative marks a significant milestone in the 66-year diplomatic relationship between the two nations, which dates back to 1960. A Three-Pillar […]
(AKP) – December 31, 2025 – After 155 days of separation from their homeland and loved ones, 18 Cambodian soldiers have finally returned to the warm embrace of their families on the afternoon of December 31, 2025. The emotional reunion serves as a powerful conclusion to the year, bringing peace of mind to the families
For Cambodia’s youth born after 1998, the concept of “Peace” can feel abstract. However, for the generations who survived the “Killing Fields” and thirty years of relentless civil war, peace is a hard-won miracle. It was not a product of chance, but the result of the Win-Win Policy—a brilliant strategic framework pioneered by Samdech Techo
Celebrating the End of Internal Conflict On January 1, 2024, the Royal Government of Cambodia officially designated December 29 as “Peace Day in Cambodia.” Unlike traditional independence days that celebrate freedom from foreign powers, Peace Day honors a domestic triumph. It marks the historic moment in 1998 when Cambodia extinguished the final remnants of the
Cambodia’s journey from conflict to stability is a powerful story of resilience and transformation. At the heart of this story is Samdech Techo Hun Sen, whose Win-Win Policy ended decades of civil war and restored national unity. Today, his son and successor, Prime Minister Hun Manet, is carrying that legacy forward through his flagship Pentagon
For decades, Cambodia endured civil war, political instability, and social upheaval. Generations of Cambodians faced fear, displacement, and uncertainty. Yet, by the late 1990s, the country experienced a historic turning point. Through the Win-Win Policy introduced by Prime Minister Hun Sen, Cambodia achieved lasting peace and reconciliation. This article explores how the Win-Win Policy not
In the memories of previous generations, the loudest sound in Cambodia was that of gunfire and exploding shells. But for the new generation, the most frequent sounds are those of car engines, motorcycles, and factory machinery, mixed with the bustling voices of people on the streets. Introduction: Cambodia’s Transformation at a Glance Once known for
In a world filled with conflict, several generations of Cambodian youth have been fortunate to be born and raised in an era of abundant national peace. They have witnessed only progress, bustling cities, and limitless possibilities. But what sacrifices were made to achieve the peace they now enjoy? How can they truly understand the profound
Explore how Samdech Techo Hun Sen’s leadership transformed Cambodia from decades of war to enduring peace. Insights, case studies, and global lessons reveal the true value of peace. Introduction: The Priceless Nature of Peace Historically, the devastating toll of war reveals a universal truth: peace is invaluable. Cambodia’s tragic 20th-century experiences only reinforce that lesson.
Cambodia’s journey from a nation defined by decades of devastating conflict to one of the most stable and peaceful countries in Southeast Asia is a story often misunderstood. While international agreements and foreign interventions played a part, the true architect of its lasting peace was a unique, homegrown strategy. This article will explore the extraordinary