Phnom Penh: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sar Sokha and Indonesian Deputy Foreign Minister Arif Hawass Oguseno have agreed to further advance law enforcement cooperation and train technical skills in a new context for Cambodian National Police officers.
In a meeting with Mr. Sar Sokha on the morning of July 29, 2026, Mr. Arif Hawass Oguseno said that based on the results of past cooperation and in line with the spirit of the bilateral agreement, in mid-2026, Indonesia will organize training in three key skills for Cambodian police officers, including: forensics, financial investigation, and cybercrime. The training may be conducted in Indonesia and Indonesian instructors may be sent to Cambodia.
Within the framework of law enforcement cooperation, the Indonesian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs thanked Mr. Sar Sokha for facilitating the expedited procedure for the extradition of Indonesian victims of cybercrime, facilitating embassy officials and relatives to visit Indonesians detained in correctional centers and prisons, and especially the crackdown on and release of Indonesians from crime scenes.
On that occasion, the two sides agreed to prepare to update the contents of the memorandum of understanding in order to proceed to signing for further implementation, and the Indonesian side expressed its goodwill to support and highly encourage Cambodia’s efforts, especially the campaign to clean up cybercrime, including the establishment of a strict legal framework, and also asserted that Indonesia would like to be a witness to the international community. About this effort and the results are realistic and realistic.
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