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 inspected markets and retail locations to identify and remove non-compliant consumer products and food items from sale.
Ministry of Commerce conducted training in Cambodia on the Secured Transactions Law and the SETFO registration system to improve understanding of legal and registration procedures.
Ministry of Commerce presented two measures to support the electric vehicle sector in Cambodia, focusing on business facilitation and export market expansion.
Cambodia's Permanent Mission to the WTO reported progress on national e‑commerce policy at the UN eTrade for All 10th anniversary, noting completion of 92% of UNCTAD eTrade Readiness prioritized actions to support digital trade.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce signed an MoU with WIPO to establish an Intellectual Property Business Center, supporting private-sector intellectual property awareness and SME participation.
Cambodia's Minister of Commerce met South Korea's Minister of Intellectual Property to review the 2025–2027 IP Work Plan and bilateral memorandum on intellectual property.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce registered the agricultural collective mark 'ទុរេនបែកអន្លូង', reinforcing intellectual property protection and market recognition for Kampong Cham producers.
Ministry of Commerce convened training in Cambodia on the secured transactions law and the SETFO collateral registry for banks, legal practitioners, and entrepreneurs.
Ministry of Commerce launches the Cambodia Trade Enterprise (CTE) to coordinate trade facilitation and expand market access for Cambodian exporters.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce convened consultations to review a draft SOP Handbook on business registration and legal compliance, engaging foreign chambers and law firms.
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