Phnom Penh: Lieutenant General Vanthon Kangmany, Minister of Public Security of Laos, has requested Deputy Prime Minister Sar Sokha, Minister of Interior, to assign experts to help share experiences on research and suppression of fraud crimes using Cambodian technology with experts from the Lao Ministry of Public Security.
The request was made during a working meeting at the Ministry of Interior on June 29, 2026, on the occasion of the visit to attend the 2nd Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam Ministerial Meeting hosted by the Ministry of Interior.
The Deputy Prime Minister expressed his agreement and full support for this request, as the Ministry of Interior of Cambodia also intends to establish a regular cooperation mechanism within the framework of law enforcement experts from Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam to exchange information and share experiences related to prevention. Prevent and suppress cybercrime, which is a crime that has connections with neighboring countries and the world.
Lieutenant General, Minister of Public Security of Laos, expressed his encouragement and congratulations to the Royal Government of Cambodia, including the Ministry of Interior, on behalf of the core staff, who have been actively cleaning up this crime and have achieved remarkable results. He also shared additional information that in Laos, currently, criminals using technology have tried to hide and commit crimes in small locations in local communities.
At this point, Deputy Prime Minister Sar Sokha said that after the large-scale operation was carried out in a fierce manner, now in Cambodia, the remaining criminals are also trying to use new methods to commit crimes, some of which rent small locations such as guesthouses and ordinary houses of citizens to hide and commit crimes, etc.
However, he emphasized that Cambodian authorities at all local levels have been continuously investigating and clearing those small locations, with the cooperation of providing information from local citizens.
The Deputy Prime Minister also informed his Lao counterpart that so far More than 360,000 foreigners have been deported from Cambodia, including those who voluntarily returned to their home countries on their own, following crackdowns and arrests related to cybercrime and illegal entry and work in Cambodia.
The Minister of Interior of Cambodia also reiterated the unwavering commitment of the Royal Government of Cambodia, under the leadership of His Majesty the King Hun Sen, to eradicate this crime, restore its reputation, and save humanity in the world.
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