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March 19, 2026

MPWT Reviews Final Internal Draft of Law on Logistics

Background

On 19 March 2026, the Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT) convened an internal meeting to discuss and review the draft Law on “Logistics”. The meeting was chaired by Secretary of State Hun Lida, representing Secretary of State Heng Nan, and brought together senior officials and technical officers from the General Department of Logistics.

Scope of Application

The discussion focused on the draft Law on Logistics within the institutional remit of MPWT and the General Department of Logistics. The scope of the review concerned the internal content of the draft law as prepared by the ministry’s technical working group and legal advisors. The law itself had not yet been adopted and remains at the draft stage pending further consideration at the National Logistics Council level.

Key Provisions or Decisions

The meeting was held to conduct a final internal review and refinement of the draft Law on Logistics. Technical logistics working groups and legal advisors jointly examined and updated the draft to incorporate recent revisions and ensure internal consistency. The session aimed to finalize the draft at the ministry level in order to prepare it for discussion at an upcoming National Logistics Council (NLC) meeting. No specific clause-by-clause details or adopted amendments were disclosed in the source, and no final approval of the law was announced.

Implications for Investors, Businesses, or Compliance

The draft Law on Logistics remains under internal review and has not yet entered into force. However, the completion of this internal review stage indicates that the draft is approaching consideration by the National Logistics Council. Stakeholders in the logistics and transport sectors may expect that a formal legal framework for logistics is under development, but no compliance obligations or procedural changes apply until the law is formally adopted and promulgated.

Official Source

The information is based on an official communication from the Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT) published on its verified Facebook page.

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