This page covers government administration in Cambodia, including the structure, functions, and management of ministries, subnational authorities, public institutions, civil service administration, and public sector governance. It tracks key policy developments, regulation changes, administrative reform measures, official government actions, institutional restructuring, public service delivery initiatives, and enforcement or compliance practices affecting state administration. The page provides structured updates on official developments in Cambodia, with ongoing monitoring of governance frameworks, administrative procedures, and institutional activity to support long-term reference, policy research, and practical compliance awareness.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Public Works and Transport identified the documents and service fees required for replacing a lost vehicle registration card. The notice clarifies a transport regulation procedure for Cambodian individuals seeking a duplicate vehicle identification document.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction invited buyers of selected Borey KP Mon Dani projects in Phnom Penh to continue real estate ownership transfer procedures. The notice covers fully paid buyers and installment buyers required to complete payment conditions with the ministry.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Civil Service reviewed the public administration performance-incentive system and reported full achievement for a primary education governance project. The development links civil service reform, education indicators, and public-sector performance management.
Cambodia’s Non-Bank Financial Services Authority reviewed coordination mechanisms for Digital Public Service and E-Service for Business systems in the non-bank finance sector. The discussion covered harmonization among regulators and an updated development plan for digital public services.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Civil Service organized the second reform forum on improving civil servant recruitment, focusing on transparency, merit-based selection, and administrative governance. The ministry reported 53 recruitment examinations from 2024 to early 2026 for 10 institutions, with about 290,000 applicants.
Cambodia’s land management authorities registered a 16.9317-hectare indigenous community land parcel in Ratanakiri province under the cadastral and land administration system. The development concerns collective property registration for the Preav indigenous community in Ta Veng district.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Civil Service prepared ministries and public institutions for biometric registration under a nationwide civil service workforce census. The administrative governance campaign aims to update staffing structures and verify civil servant data.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Civil Service coordinated inter-ministerial technical discussions on a draft regulation governing the organization and functioning of the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction. The process focuses on administrative reform, land governance, and clarification of overlapping institutional functions.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Public Works and Transport reviewed progress on connecting its public works and transport automation system with the verify.gov.kh document verification platform. The development concerns digital governance and transport administration infrastructure.
Cambodia’s land management authorities registered a 2.0969-hectare indigenous community land parcel in Ratanakiri province. The development concerns land registration, cadastral administration, and collective property recognition.
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