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MoEYS Official Presented Cambodia’s Teacher Policy and Digital Education Priorities at Hong Kong Policy Dialogue
A Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport official participated in a policy dialogue in Hong Kong on education innovation and emerging technology for teacher professional development, presenting Cambodia’s teacher policy action plan for 2024–2030 and digital transformation priorities. The presentation highlighted four teacher policy strategies, the use of artificial intelligence in teaching and learning, and the role of innovation in higher education transformation.
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National Assembly Inter-Commission Reviews Draft Law on Combating Technology-Based Fraud
An inter-commission meeting of the National Assembly reviewed and debated the draft Law on Combating Technology-Based Fraud with representatives of the Royal Government on 24 March 2026. The draft law contains five chapters and 24 articles, including provisions to establish new criminal offences related to technology-based fraud, scam-center operations, criminal recruitment and training, malicious collection of private data, and a specific form of money laundering offence.
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Ministry of Health Discusses Health Cooperation and Potential Private Hospital Investment with Cambodia–Fukushima Friendship Association Delegation
The Ministry of Health held discussions with a delegation from the Cambodia–Fukushima Friendship Association of Japan on health-sector cooperation and potential investment in Cambodia, including a possible private hospital project in Phnom Penh. The parties agreed to continue technical discussions and further study future cooperation opportunities.
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National Assembly Secretariat Promotes Formal Cooperation Framework on AI, Digital Transformation, and Human Resource Development
A senior official of the National Assembly Secretariat encouraged the establishment of a formal cooperation framework with MR Training & Jobs Center and Angkor Social Innovation Park on artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and human resource development. The discussion also referenced plans for joint seminars, a possible memorandum of understanding, and a new research and training unit within the National Assembly.
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Office of the Council of Ministers Calls for Work Discipline, Administrative Conduct Change, and Stronger Inter-Ministerial Coordination
Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth instructed officials of the Office of the Council of Ministers to change working attitudes based on the 3H principle and to strengthen discipline in work time and leave procedures. He also called for more active cooperation among ministries and institutions, particularly on legal reform and the drafting of laws and other normative instruments.

