Phnom Penh: The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia affirmed that Indonesia is ready to provide support to Cambodia in strengthening the capacity of law enforcement officials as well as cooperation in combating fraud through technology systems.
Arif Havas’s assertion Oegroseno, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia, made the above statement during a courtesy call and working discussion with Dr. Chhai Sinarith, Senior Minister in Charge of Special Missions and Head of the Secretariat of the Commission for Combating Cybercrime (CCC) on July 28, 2026.
During this meeting, Dr. Chhai Sinarith highly appreciated the cooperative relations between Cambodia and Indonesia, which have improved, especially the cooperation in combating cybercrime in the past. At the same time, Mr. Santhibandi informed about the Royal Government’s commitment to clean up technology fraud through the establishment of the National Anti-Fraud and Counter-Terrorism Committee (NATC), the Law on Combating Technology Fraud, and other relevant key instruments that contribute to the effective implementation of the campaign to clean up and dismantle the network of technology fraud criminals.
In this regard, to share experiences and discuss more effective measures to combat this global crime, Cambodia will host the “International Conference on Combating Cybercrime” to be held from September 23 to 24, 2026 in Phnom Penh, and has requested the Indonesian side to provide support and invite them to share experiences in this important event.
In response, Mr. Arif Havas Oegroseno thanked the Cambodian authorities for their attention, cooperation, support and assistance in coordinating the repatriation of Indonesian citizens involved in technology fraud in the past.
At the same time, he highly appreciated the efforts of the Royal Government of Cambodia in combating cybercrime and expressed his appreciation and welcome for the results of the Cambodian authorities’ crackdown on cybercrime, as well as the establishment of the Law on Combating Cybercrime, which is a significant new development. He emphasized that cybercrime is a complex global problem that requires cooperation to jointly eradicate this global fraud ecosystem. Indonesia is ready to provide support to Cambodia in strengthening the capacity of law enforcement officials as well as cooperation on combating cybercrime in general.
Meanwhile, he expressed his full support for Cambodia in hosting the “International Conference on Combating Cybercrime” which It confirms Cambodia’s will and commitment to transform itself from a country that has been victimized by cybercrime to a leading country in combating cybercrime.
The two sides discussed and exchanged in-depth views on the direction of strengthening cooperation, especially cooperation on information exchange and sharing and training to strengthen The ability of professional officers to combat fraud through technology systems is more effective.
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