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.
General Department of Identification provided mobile identity card application and renewal services to residents in Prey Veng, Cambodia in the national identification sector.
Cambodia National Police arrested 55 people in 17 anti-narcotics operations and seized 483.21 grams of methamphetamine, reporting province-level enforcement activity.
National Police of Cambodia detained two foreign suspects for alleged intentional violence and property damage at a Phnom Penh market; the incident involves alleged assault and market damage.
Cambodia Ministry of Commerce reviewed a draft MOU to establish cooperation on special economic zones and technology parks with a Russian association to support trade and investment.
Cambodia National Police reported arrests in a nationwide narcotics enforcement operation, detaining 22 suspects and seizing 484.27 grams of methamphetamine.
Ministry of Health launched the DHIS2 national digital health information system in Cambodia to replace the legacy HMIS.
National Police of Cambodia reported arrests of 67 suspects in nationwide law enforcement anti-narcotics operations on 14 May 2026.
Cambodia Ministry of Post and Telecommunications shared FMIS implementation experience with a senior Lao finance delegation as part of a public finance digitalization study visit.
General Department of Identification issues and renews national identity cards for residents in Cambodia, using police stations and designated identification service centres to support administrative access.
Ministry of Health officials reviewed a Cambodia health financing roadmap for sustainability and transition to co-financing of Global Fund-supported HIV, tuberculosis and malaria programs for 2027–2029.
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