Cambodia Social Security Regulation: NSSF Promotes LACMS Registration and Employer Compliance
NSSF Svay Rieng branch promoted LACMS social security registration to enterprise owners and factory representatives in Svay Rieng, Cambodia.

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Trust Regulator representatives attended a consultation in Phnom Penh to collect stakeholder input on the draft digital transformation policy for Cambodia's non-bank financial sector.
MLMUPC coordinates a Cambodia inter-ministerial investment approval workflow to streamline housing and condo project licensing through the Cambodia Data Exchange (CamDX).
Ministry of Environment reports Cambodia enforcement teams recorded 33 natural-resource offenses and forwarded four case files to court, signaling stepped-up protected-area regulation.
Cambodia affirms labor ministers' support to advance skills recognition and social security portability to facilitate ASEAN worker mobility.
Cambodia customs authorities convened stakeholders to review a draft Standard Operating Procedure for post-clearance audit to strengthen customs compliance and trade procedures.
Cambodia's Ministry of Justice presented maritime sanctions enforcement results to international partners, highlighting cooperation on UN sanctions compliance. The ministry shared operational experience on maritime security and legal coordination.
Office of the Council of Ministers hosted a workshop in Cambodia on regulatory impact assessment (RIA) and good regulatory practice (GRP). Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissuth addressed regulators and noted capacity and system-strengthening priorities.
Trust Regulator co-hosts workshop with FSA to brief Cambodian trust and insurance reporting entities on AML/CFT obligations.
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