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.
This update records an interagency meeting led by Cambodian authorities to discuss and gather technical inputs on the draft law against technology-based fraud. It has long-term reference value by documenting cooperation among key ministries and agencies developing Cambodia’s legal framework to address technological fraud.
This briefing documents the leadership-level meeting held by the Ministry of Public Works and Transport to review preliminary feasibility study findings for the improvement of National Road No. 1 and the new Mekong Bridge project, ensuring a comprehensive and clear foundation for the final official report.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction led a working group meeting to mediate and resolve boundary disputes involving customers of GC Market Orussey, providing an important institutional reference for dispute resolution mechanisms within Cambodia's land management framework.
The National Assembly’s Legal Affairs and Research Directorate conducted a review of its organizational structure and functions to prepare for alignment with the Secretariat General’s structural reform principles, ensuring sustained effectiveness in legislative support and human resource development.
A government meeting addressed the delimitation and land registration over 12 water reservoirs and springs in Svay Rieng province, including the allocation of 855 plots to residents. This update provides a basis for land management and water resource governance with long-term implications for territorial administration and land title clarity.
This update covers the Cambodian Ministry of Post and Telecommunications delegation led by Minister Chea Vandeth meeting with Georgia’s Ministry of Justice to discuss public service delivery experiences and digital platforms. It holds long-term reference value for documenting institutional cooperation on public service digital governance between Cambodia and Georgia.
The Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT) held a summary meeting on the development progress of the MPWT Digital Invoice System for public services. This update documents institutional steps to enhance digitalization for improved service delivery, providing long-term reference on digital governance modernization within MPWT.
This update reports on a progress review meeting concerning the draft official Prakas on the procedures for electronic residence registration, management, and complaint handling, reflecting ongoing regulatory development with long-term institutional significance.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction, together with the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology and Svay Rieng provincial administration, agreed on a solar procedure to finalize land registration and resolve land disputes involving state and private lands including water reservoirs and streams. This decision establishes a dispute-free environment in Svay Rieng’s geography, providing long-term reference value for land registration and conflict resolution processes.
This update details the Ministry of Civil Service’s recent meeting with nine ministries and institutions to coordinate the implementation of direct functional staff promotion and structural reform processes. It documents key administrative governance advancements with lasting relevance for public sector human resource management in Cambodia.
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