The Ministry of Commerce is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for trade and commerce policy, business regulation, and oversight of the national commercial framework. Its regulatory scope generally covers trade policy, import and export governance, commercial registration, market access, consumer-facing commercial rules, and compliance measures that support transparent business activity and regulatory enforcement. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activity related to Cambodia’s trade environment, commercial regulation, and institutional oversight.
Cambodia Ministry of Commerce led a technical meeting to select pilot agricultural products for a sanitary and phytosanitary mutual recognition arrangement in the Greater Mekong Subregion.
Cambodia delegation led by the General Department of International Trade attended the 3rd AKFTA Upgrade Joint Committee meeting in Singapore to review legal text and workplans for 2026–2027 in the trade negotiation process.
Ministry of Commerce enables Cambodia companies to file annual business registration declarations online through the ministry portal and bank Mini Apps.
Ministry of Commerce promotes Cambodia business registration online annual declaration filing to streamline company compliance.
The Ministry of Commerce integrated SETFO 2.0 with Canadia Bank to enable online payment of secured-transaction filing fees in Cambodia. The integration updates payment procedures for regulated secured-transaction filings.
Cambodia Ministry of Commerce convened the National Committee on Trade Remedies to review draft trade remedies legal instruments and discuss priority regulatory directions.
Ministry of Commerce registers 'Krouch Pothisat' as a collective mark to protect agricultural product identity in Cambodia.
Cambodia Ministry of Commerce convened consultants to review the Smooth Transition Strategy Inception Report and assess WTO-related impacts on the trade sector's key export products.
Ministry of Commerce conducted a training in Cambodia to explain the 2007 secured-transactions regulation and the SETFO notice-filing system to banks and financial service providers.
Cambodia Ministry of Commerce co‑chaired the 4th PSC meeting to review EU‑German GATE support for trade policy, digital regulation, and export promotion.
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