The Office of the Council of Ministers is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for central public administration, executive coordination, and institutional governance across ministries and state bodies. Its regulatory scope includes policy coordination, administrative oversight, interministerial procedures, governance frameworks, and compliance-related measures that support the functioning of government and implementation of official decisions. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to public administration, executive oversight, and institutional coordination in Cambodia.
Cambodia Office of the Council of Ministers reviewed progress on digital infrastructure and AI systems as part of the 2024–2028 digital transformation roadmap.
Cambodia Deputy Prime Minister met with Charles River Laboratories to review a US$500 million biomedical investment in Kampong Thom and discuss primate breeding and export operations.
Cambodia Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth led the Law Reform Steering Committee to review first-half 2026 legal reform results and to direct continuing regulatory work.
Cambodia Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Visarut presented certificates to over 200 tourism trainees in Kampong Thom and highlighted the province's 2026–2030 tourism development plan.
Office of the Council of Ministers convened a workshop in Cambodia to advance drafting of an Administrative Code as a regulatory framework for public administration governance.
Office of the Council of Ministers reviewed a draft sub-decree on waterway infrastructure management in Cambodia, focusing on regulatory oversight for infrastructure.
Cambodia’s Office of the Council of Ministers reviewed a draft amendment to the Law on Roads concerning road transport regulation and maximum vehicle load limits. The review addressed a private-sector request to raise the permitted maximum load to 45 tonnes while preserving road infrastructure and public budget interests.
The Legal Reform Steering Committee, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth, reviewed its 2025 work results and set strategic priorities for 2026 under Cambodia’s legal reform program. The meeting also examined a draft conceptual framework on building the integrity of Cambodia’s legal system.
Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth instructed officials of the Office of the Council of Ministers to change working attitudes based on the 3H principle and to strengthen discipline in work time and leave procedures. He also called for more active cooperation among ministries and institutions, particularly on legal reform and the drafting of laws and other normative instruments.
The Standing Deputy Prime Minister and Minister in charge of the Office of the Council of Ministers, Vongsey Visoth, chaired a consultation meeting on promoting Khmer history, culture and civilization. The meeting discussed mechanisms for reviewing public documents, supporting scientific research, expanding public education, and strengthening partnerships with national and international experts.
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