This page covers Cambodia’s policy and regulation landscape, including the legal and administrative frameworks that shape governance, market oversight, public administration, and sector-specific compliance requirements. It tracks key updates such as policy developments, regulatory changes, government actions, enforcement trends, institutional activity, licensing rules, administrative guidance, and implementation measures affecting businesses, investors, and regulated entities. The page provides structured updates on official developments in Cambodia, with ongoing monitoring of regulation, enforcement, and governance decisions to support reliable reference, compliance awareness, and policy analysis over time.
The Anti-Corruption Unit said asset and liability declarations under Cambodia’s anti-corruption law continue under the 2012 filing form, with four ministries and provinces reaching 100% submission. As of 23 January 2026, the declaration regime had received 18,254 filings, or 91.78% of obligated officials nationwide.
The Anti-Corruption Unit reported that Cambodia’s 2026 biennial asset and debt declaration process had reached 88.04% completion as of 22 January, with 17,508 filings received nationwide. The ACU also called on all obligated declarants to submit accurate, complete, and timely declarations within the January filing period.
The Ministry of Environment said Cambodia’s air quality remains within national standards based on air quality monitoring across 59 stations and satellite-based equipment. The ministry also said it is strengthening public air pollution prevention measures and inspections of factories and other emission sources.
The Ministry of Environment officially launched a strategic roadmap on plastic pollution, setting out actions on plastics regulation, sustainable financing, waste management infrastructure, and behavior change. The roadmap outlines Cambodia’s policy direction for reducing plastic waste and improving environmental management.
The Anti-Corruption Unit said retirees must submit an asset and debt declaration within 30 days after retirement, unless they still hold another position subject to the declaration regime. It also reported Siem Reap as the 10th province to reach 100% compliance, with overall declaration progress at 74.38%.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Post and Telecommunications issued a notice on telecom regulation, warning that the import, distribution, installation, and use of telecommunications and radio frequency equipment require approval and import authorization. The notice highlights compliance requirements affecting telecom equipment, radio devices, and related market activity in Cambodia.
Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit reported that 7,096 asset and debt declaration filings, or 35.68% of the total required submissions, had been received by midday on 2 January 2026 under the current compliance cycle. The update concerns Cambodia’s asset declaration regulation and filing administration for public officials and other obligated persons.
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.
Cambodia launched new public financial management guidelines for the Office of the Council of Ministers, setting procedures for budget preparation, execution, monitoring, and internal financial control. The policy rollout was led by Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth on 25 December 2025.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy led a working meeting with the Oddar Meanchey Provincial Department of Mines and Energy and fuel and gas station operators to promote oversight in the petroleum sector. The mission also included field inspections of selected stations, with a focus on safety risks, technical conditions, and renewal of expired operating validity with the ministry.
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