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.
The Anti-Corruption Unit reported that the Constitutional Council and the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training completed their 2026 asset and liability declarations, bringing nationwide declaration progress to 49.35% of 19,887 required filers. The ACU also said its declaration unit continues receiving documents seven days a week.
The General Department of Immigration deported 30 Vietnamese nationals through the Prek Chak international border gate in Kampot province in an immigration enforcement action involving illegal stay, illegal work, unlawful entry, and post-sentence removal. The cases included passport violations and offenses linked to online scam activity, violence, unlawful detention, and drug-related charges.
Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit said asset and debt declaration files are kept under the confidentiality rules set out in anti-corruption law, while reporting 7,497 submissions, or 37.69% of the 2026 two-year filing cycle total. The update relates to Cambodia’s anti-corruption compliance system for officials required to submit declaration documents.
Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit reported early 2026 progress in the asset and debt declaration process, with 7,471 filings received in the first three days under the two-year reporting cycle. The update reflects ongoing administrative governance and compliance monitoring under Cambodia’s anti-corruption system.
The Anti-Corruption Unit reported progress in the 2026 asset and liability declaration process, with the National Election Committee and Mondulkiri province reaching 100% submission by midday on 1 January. The update covers nationwide declaration compliance, filing schedules, and an exemption for frontline armed forces personnel.
The Ministry of Civil Service published the final results for competitive recruitment to the 12th intake of the Royal School of Administration and set procedures for result acceptance, score review requests, and reserve candidate selection. The notice also states eligibility conditions under civil service rules and related regulations.
MOWRAM conducted an on-site inspection of the Krang Teh agricultural irrigation development project in Mondulkiri province, a World Bank-financed water resources infrastructure project. The ministry said construction progress had reached about 15% and called for continued attention to technical standards, construction quality, and implementation speed.
The Ministry of Environment reported on the implementation of the Financial Management Information System (FMIS) to improve access to financial information and public financial services. Senior officials described FMIS as a key component of Cambodia’s Public Financial Management Reform Program and noted the ministry’s recognition as a model institution by the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
The Ministry of Environment and conservation partners announced the launch of the Zero Snaring Campaign in Koh Kong province, the ninth province to host this initiative. On 16 May 2023 the campaign will begin following a press conference led by Secretary of State Neth Pheaktra to brief national and international media on objectives to reduce and prevent snares in protected areas and improve wildlife safety.
Senior officials of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries facilitated the signing of a memorandum of understanding with a private agricultural company on artificial cattle breeding. The agreement links three public higher education institutions and a private farm to strengthen technical cooperation, human resources, and livestock productivity in support of Cambodia’s agricultural sector.
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