Agence Kampuchea Presse

Agence Kampuchea Presse, commonly known as AKP, is Cambodia’s official news agency. It gathers, edits, and distributes news concerning Cambodia as well as selected international affairs. Its coverage includes political, economic, social, and cultural matters, and its material is intended for Cambodian media, public institutions, and other information users. As a state news agency, AKP functions as a public information channel within Cambodia’s governmental system. Available reference material identifies the agency as having been established in 1980. Public information about its detailed organizational structure, staffing, commercial model, and service portfolio is limited, so those aspects are not expanded here.

Agence Kampuchea Presse was established in 1980 as Cambodia’s official news agency. Its core role is to gather, edit, and distribute news, providing information about Cambodia to domestic media and public institutions while also supporting the country’s external news communication. Public documentation of its organizational changes, business development, and leadership history is limited. The available record therefore supports only a concise account of its establishment and institutional role.

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• News reports and releases

  News reports and informational releases covering Cambodian domestic affairs and selected international topics form the agency’s core content offering as an official news agency.

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