Background
The Office of the Council of Ministers operates administrative systems that support the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers’ official workflows. The “Digital Transformation Roadmap of the Office of the Council of Ministers 2024–2028” was adopted for implementation in 2024 and sets project targets for leadership data, document flow, and meeting-management systems.
On 22 June 2026, Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth led a review of implementation progress and instructed technical teams to prioritise data ownership, digital security, and system serviceability for deployed platforms. The office reported measurable progress over the previous six months in building infrastructure and deploying several software modules intended to streamline administrative operations.
Key Developments
Senior leadership and technical teams reported development work on multiple systems, including a leadership and civil-servant master data management system, a document-flow management platform, a meeting-management system for Council workflows, a document database, and early-stage artificial intelligence tools. Officials described progress as concentrated in both infrastructure construction and software development phases during the roughly six months preceding the review.
Institutional Role
The Office of the Council of Ministers is implementing the roadmap to align its internal systems with national digital-policy objectives for the sixth legislative term under the government leadership referenced in official communications. The office’s digital projects are intended to improve the Secretariat’s ability to support executive decision-making and administrative coordination through improved data management and secure system operations.
Source
Official communication from the Office of the Council of Ministers (Facebook post dated 22 June 2026): https://www.facebook.com/ocmcambodia/posts/pfbid02zxQHGZZu8ui4AozJboxLatPTJJ2X1rLuzKB4zHvb2A5noii5JGwK9vcsb8zYUUqul
