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Interview of the Week: Bunthan Suy, Chair of the Transport & Logistics Committee and Head of Operations at DHL Cambodia

Committee elections are officially underway, so this week we spoke with one of our longest serving Committee leaders, Bunthan Suy. Serving as Chair of the Transport & Logistics Committee for six years, as well as being Head of Operations at DHL Cambodia, Bunthan reflected on the sector progress he’s witnessed during his

Bumrungrad Health Briefing #136: Breast Cancer Awareness: Early Detection Saves Lives

Breast cancer usually develops before any lump or other symptom is noticeable. Regular screening can detect changes at an earlier stage, when treatment may be more effective and more options may be available. Breast awareness also matters: knowing what is normal for you can help you recognize changes that should be assessed by a doctor. Why Early Detection Matters Breast imaging

Bumrungrad Health Briefing #135: How Robotic Technology Is Changing Surgery

Robotic technology is changing surgery by helping surgeons plan procedures more precisely, see anatomy in greater detail, and control instruments with enhanced stability. These systems do not replace the surgeon or make independent decisions. The surgeon remains responsible for every movement and uses robotic technology as an advanced tool during

Interview of the Week: Caroline Bougon-Sirieix, Vice-Chair of the HR Committee and Secretary General & CHRO/QHSE Director at Cambodia Airports

With Committee elections just a few weeks away, we spoke with Caroline Bougon-Sirieix, Secretary General and CHRO/QHSE Director at Cambodia Airports, and Vice-Chair of EuroCham’s Human Resources Committee. We discussed the transition to Techo International Airport from an HR perspective, the role of EuroCham’s Sectoral Committees in bringing HR professionals

When Stairs Become a Barrier: Home Lifts and Accessible Housing in Cambodia

For older people, wheelchair users and anyone with limited mobility, stairs can turn a familiar home into a daily obstacle. A home lift gives direct access between floors and can reduce the need to rely on the staircase. That can matter in Cambodia, where parents, children and grandparents often share