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.
The Ministry of Commerce published and began implementing official guidelines for the buying and selling of fresh and processed sweet potatoes, reflecting a strategic effort to support and develop Cambodia's sweet potato sector with sustainable trade and market expansion objectives.
The Ministry of Commerce conducted a detailed dissemination session on the new Prakas simplifying business registration procedures, attended by key trade and regulatory stakeholders, to support effective implementation. It holds long-term reference value as it marks a formal regulatory development streamlining investment-related administrative processes.
The Ministry of Commerce’s Export Promotion Task Force engaged with Japanese private sector and academic representatives to explore joint initiatives for agricultural human resource development and export promotion. This meeting has long-term reference value as it documents bilateral engagement fostering export capacity and economic cooperation.
The Ministry of Commerce and ADB discussed implementation of regulatory measures for three commercial laws and prospects for ongoing technical assistance to support sustainable trade growth in Cambodia.
On February 8, 2026, Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce engaged with the Arab Omani-Cambodia Business Council to discuss and advance bilateral trade cooperation. The meeting highlighted Cambodia’s ongoing economic and trade policy updates and its commitment to improving the business environment to attract foreign investment.
On 9 February 2026, Cambodia's Minister of Commerce met with the Pakistan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association to discuss potential cooperation in the pharmaceutical industry, including investment plans to manufacture and export medicines from Cambodia to domestic and regional markets.
The 2nd Ministerial Meeting of the Cambodia-Pakistan Joint Trade Committee was held to evaluate progress and discuss trade facilitation and cooperation, marking a key reference point for bilateral trade development between Cambodia and Pakistan.
The Ministry of Commerce led Cambodia's participation in the 17th ACAFTA Trade Negotiation Committee meeting aimed at reviewing negotiation progress and planning key tasks for 2026, ensuring adherence to the timeline for finalizing the ASEAN-Canada Free Trade Agreement.
The Ministry of Commerce inaugurated the "Made in Cambodia" campaign to promote domestic products, highlighting collaborative efforts between government, private sector, and local producers. This initiative holds long-term reference value as it marks a formal government-led campaign supporting local manufacturing and trade promotion.
The Ministry of Commerce launched the #MadeInCambodia campaign to promote domestic products, enhance consumer awareness on quality and value, and strengthen market linkages with modern retail establishments. This campaign has long-term reference value as a government initiative supporting local production, market development, and trade facilitation.
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