The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for postal services, telecommunications policy, and the administrative framework governing digital and communications infrastructure. Its regulatory scope covers sector governance, licensing and oversight mechanisms, service standards, market regulation, institutional compliance, and the coordination of frameworks affecting connectivity, communications networks, and related public administration functions. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to Cambodia’s postal and telecommunications sector, including changes in oversight priorities, compliance expectations, and administrative regulation.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications and the Ministry of Health officially launched the Electronic Immunization Registry and the Health Facility Management Information System. The update has long-term reference value because it records the national rollout of public digital health systems and the institutions involved in their implementation.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications announced the minister’s keynote address at the 12th Asia-Pacific Spectrum Management Conference, including updated figures on Cambodia’s 5G rollout and policy emphasis on radio frequency spectrum management. The item has long-term reference value because it records an official government position on spectrum governance and network deployment progress.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications and the Ministry of Economy and Finance held a bilateral consultation on the draft Data Governance Policy 2026-2035. The update has long-term reference value because it records interministerial consultation on a national policy framework for data governance and open data.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications announced the official launch of a digital foundation curriculum at 18 additional target primary schools. The update has long-term reference value because it records the expansion of a government-backed digital education rollout, including equipment installation, connectivity, teacher training, and nationwide coverage figures.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications briefed the National Assembly’s Committee No. 9 on progress in key digital-related legislation and strategic policy implementation, highlighting plans to advance Cambodia’s digital economy and governance frameworks. This update holds long-term archival value by documenting the ministry’s role in shaping Cambodia’s digital legislative agenda for the seventh legislature.
The Minister of Post and Telecommunications discussed recent digital transformation reforms and development of government digital platforms, highlighting ongoing cooperation initiatives with EU-ASEAN Business Council to support investor confidence in Cambodia’s digital economy.
This update documents a March 2026 workshop hosted by the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications and UNOOSA to guide the drafting of Cambodia’s national space policy and related legislation. It has long-term reference value as foundational state policy development involving international legal frameworks on peaceful space use.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications has commenced applications for Batch 2 of the Innovate Cambodia Accelerator Program, continuing efforts to develop the digital startup ecosystem. This initiative has long-term reference value as it documents government-supported efforts to advance digital innovation infrastructure contributing to Cambodia’s ICT sector growth.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications completed an EC-Council Certified Incident Handler (ECIH) training program focused on cybersecurity incident management, with participation from multiple government ministries and critical infrastructure operators. This program holds long-term relevance as part of Cambodia’s capacity building in national cybersecurity governance.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications held a trainer capacity-building program focused on the implementation of Cambodia's Personal Data Protection law. This event aids long-term institutional knowledge and compliance advancement in digital governance.
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