Saving lives should never cost humanitarian workers their own. Australia is working with partners to improve their safety, strengthen accountability and turn the Declaration for the Protection of Humanitarian Personnel into action.

Australia is committed to working with international partners to defend and advance our interests on conflict, economic security, climate change and emerging technologies. The United Nations General Assembly brings world leaders together to address the issues shaping our world.

Australia is seeking a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for 2029–30. A seat on the UNSC will give Australia and our region more influence to shape the agenda and drive action that delivers for Australians and the world.

Resilience is essential to a secure and prosperous future. Australia is working with partners across our region and around the world to strengthen supply chains, reinforce institutions, and build resilience to coercion and other shared challenges.

A world guided by rules, not size or influence, benefits us all. Australia is committed to upholding and strengthening the international rules and norms that protect sovereignty, support peace, and help countries address shared challenges together.

In an uncertain world, relationships matter. Australia is strengthening existing partnerships and building new ones, so we can tackle challenges and seize opportunities together.

Australia is supporting Cambodia’s journey towards a more sustainable, energy secure future. Detailed the ways Australian is doing this at the launch of Clean Energy Week, an initiative Australia has been sponsoring since its inception.

For the past 75 years, Australian volunteers have been working alongside local partners around the world to support positive change. Last night, we marked 75 years of @AusVols to celebrate the contributions of the hundreds of Australians who have volunteered in Cambodia.

We want a region where every nation has the freedom to shape its own future.

From peace, to reconstruction and nation-building, Australia has walked alongside Cambodia as a true and steadfast partner for decades.

As 🇦🇺 and 🇰🇭 approach 75 years of diplomatic relations in 2027, our partnership continues to strengthen. At the 6th Senior Officials' Talks with Secretary of State HE Dr Un Kheang we advanced cooperation on regional challenges, trade, development, security and strategic issues.

Australia’s engagement with Cambodia is longstanding and broad. Great to have Deputy Secretary Michelle Chan in 🇰🇭 for exchanges with counterparts on how we can boost ties, positively shape our region, support development, deepen economic exchange and combat transnational crime.

🇦🇺’s deep engagement with Southeast Asia includes working on shared challenges. Great chat with Suos Yara, Chair of the 🇰🇭 National Assembly’s foreign affairs commission, on strategic competition, the importance of UNCLOS, and supporting ASEAN’s Five Point Consensus on Myanmar.

Small and middle powers have a vital role in shaping the character of the region we share. Wide-ranging discussion with Dr Path Kosal, Personal Adviser to 🇰🇭 PM Hun Manet, on this issue and on progress in Cambodia’s crackdown on scams and efforts to resolve conflict.

In an increasingly complex and unpredictable world, strong partnerships matter more than ever. Discussed with 🇰🇭 MFAIC Permanent Secretary of State, Eat Sophea, how we grow the 🇦🇺-🇰🇭 relationship, support strategic balance, and bolster the rules and institutions that protect us.

Australia’s trade and investment ties with Cambodia are growing rapidly, with more potential in resources and energy. Discussed with Minister of Mines & Energy HE Keo Rottanak how we can expand these ties, geostrategic challenges, and working together to shape the region we want

Australia has been a steadfast and reliable friend of Cambodia. Over lunch with DPM Vongsey Vissoth, we discussed shared economic and geostrategic challenges, working together to strengthen development and governance, civic space, combatting scams, and growing our partnership.

Great to welcome Cambodia's Minister of National Defence, General Tea Seiha, to Canberra for his first visit to Australia, and the first official visit by a Cambodian Defence Minister. We had productive discussions on strengthening our defence partnership and working together to support a stable, secure and prosperous Indo-Pacific.

Australia has been working with @FredHollows and the Cambodian government to provide quality eye care and end avoidable blindness. This support improves lives and boosts inclusive growth. Great to highlight this with @FredHollows CEO Ross Piper and Health Minister Chheang Ra.

As regional challenges grow more complex, dialogue matters more than ever. Pleased to welcome 🇰🇭 Special Envoy Cham Prasidh to discuss regional security, economic development, cooperating on common challenges, and the enduring 🇦🇺-🇰🇭 partnership.