- Cambodia announces nearly 200,000 job openings across 25 provinces to support returning workers.
- Top opportunities are in Kampong Speu (45,931), Phnom Penh (42,478), and Svay Rieng (21,925), with positions in diverse sectors nationwide.
- Prime Minister Hun Sen emphasizes facilitating employment to enhance livelihoods and strengthen the national economy.
In an encouraging development for Cambodia’s workforce, the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training has announced nearly 200,000 job openings across the country, providing timely opportunities for citizens returning from Thailand.
Prime Minister Hun Sen highlighted the positive employment outlook in a Facebook post dated August 9, 2025, stating that 189,493 positions are currently available across enterprises, factories, and institutions in 25 capitals and provinces. The openings aim to support returning workers as they reintegrate into the local labor market.
The distribution of jobs across provinces reflects a broad spectrum of sectors and roles. Leading the list are Kampong Speu Province with 45,931 vacancies, Phnom Penh with 42,478, Svay Rieng with 21,925, Kandal with 14,978, Kampong Chhnang with 13,030, and Takeo with 11,758. Additional opportunities are available in provinces such as Sihanoukville, Kratie, and Ratanakiri, offering diverse options for job seekers in multiple industries.
Prime Minister Hun Sen reassured citizens of the government’s commitment to employment and economic growth. “We are committed to facilitating job placements and contributing to the construction of a better future for all Cambodians”, he said, emphasizing the focus on improving livelihoods nationwide.
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Job seekers can explore available positions through the National Employment and Labor Agency of the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training, reachable at '1297'.
This surge in employment opportunities marks a significant step in Cambodia’s ongoing efforts to rebuild its economy and provide sustainable livelihoods. By supporting returning workers and offering a wide range of positions, the initiative reflects the government’s dedication to fostering growth, stability, and improved living standards for all citizens.
