Japan provides Cambodia with US$3 million in assistance to strengthen security capabilities
Cambodia and Japan signed an Official Security Assistance project on July 19, 2026 worth 500 million yen, approximately US$3 million. It will provide communications equipment to the Royal Cambodian Army and patrol vessels to the Royal Cambodian Navy.
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General Tea Seiha, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence, and Ueno Atsushi, Japan’s Ambassador to Cambodia,
signed an Official Security Assistance (OSA) project on July 19, 2026 worth 500 million yen, approximately US$3 million.
According to the Embassy of Japan in Cambodia, the project will provide communications equipment to the Royal Cambodian Army and patrol vessels to the Royal Cambodian Navy.
Ueno Atsushi, Japan’s Ambassador to Cambodia, expects the project to strengthen Cambodia’s security and deterrence capabilities and contribute to peace and stability in the international community.
By: ង៉ែត ពិសាន្ត
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