Background
The National Assembly of Cambodia is implementing an E-Parliament system to digitize core parliamentary functions and modernize internal workflows. The E-Parliament system digitizes parliamentary procedures such as attendance tracking, electronic voting, digital document management, session livestreaming, and access to a digital library.
The assembly’s technical team is designing a new server infrastructure with advanced cybersecurity controls intended to mitigate external cyberattacks on parliamentary digital services. Training and staged deployment will rely on user feedback from parliamentary staff to identify technical gaps and guide iterative system updates.
Key Developments
Deputy Secretary-General Khoun Davit presided over the closing ceremony of a one-week training programme on E-Parliament use for National Assembly leadership and administrative officials. Participants completed practical exercises on attendance logging, conducting meetings through the electronic platform, managing digital documents, electronic voting, livestreaming sessions, and using the digital library.
Institutional Role
The National Assembly’s rollout of E-Parliament is presented as an institutional measure to reduce paper use, decrease document congestion, and streamline administrative processes. Senior officials have encouraged continuous staff upskilling in digital tools and artificial intelligence to sustain operational benefits and adapt to evolving technology trends in public administration.
Operational Implications
Operational planning includes deployment of modern server hardware and layered security measures to support steady service availability and protect parliamentary data. Officials noted that initial technical gaps may persist during early operation and that structured feedback from end users will be used to prioritize system updates and strengthen usability.
