Phnom Penh is Cambodia’s capital and a municipality that serves as the country’s central administrative, legislative, and economic hub, with concentrated public institutions, urban infrastructure, and regulatory activity. This page provides a structured overview of Phnom Penh alongside an aggregated record of government policy updates, helping users monitor regulation, governance decisions, development planning, and institutional actions relevant to the province.
Cambodia General Department of Immigration disseminated Prakas 12644 to establish procedures for registering newborn children of foreign residents and for recognition applications for dependent children aged 18 and above.
Ministry of Public Works and Transport clarifies Cambodia driver licensing renewal requirements and required documents for transport licences; licences expired up to 30 days incur no fine. The guidance lists document checks, medical certificate availability at service points, and renewal service locations.
Cambodia's General Department of Customs and Excise led a delegation to the WCO Council in Brussels and engaged on customs regulation topics including HS 2028 revisions and ATA Carnet digitalisation.
National Social Security Fund convened technical discussions with the ILO to evaluate a voluntary contributory health-care social security scheme in Cambodia.
Ministry of Post and Telecommunications convened a meeting with the Australian Embassy to plan P4I Phase 2 supporting Cambodia cybersecurity policy and telecommunications infrastructure.
Ministry of Women’s Affairs convened a consultative meeting in Cambodia to establish multi-sector GBV working groups and One-Stop Service Units to support survivors.
Trust Regulator representatives joined an MEF-led review of the Draft Law on Payment of the General State Budget for management year 2025 in Cambodia.
National Social Security Fund (NSSF) convened a technical consultation in Phnom Penh on 30 June 2026 to adopt population projections 2024–2100 that will support Cambodia's social security funding and actuarial planning.
GDI publicized Prakas 12644 in Cambodia to set procedures for registering foreign-born children and for recognition applications for children aged 18 and over in immigration dependency records.
Ministry of Post and Telecommunications conducted CSIRT capacity training to strengthen incident response in Cambodia's telecommunications and digital governance sector.
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