Background
From 23 to 27 February 2026, the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC) hosted a training program for trainers focusing on the duties associated with personal data protection. The event was held at the Khmer Angkor Hotel and Spa in Siem Reap Province and organized in cooperation with the National University of Management, supported by the EU-German GATE project.
Scope of Application
The program targeted representatives from the MPTC’s Legal Department, Cambodia Telecommunication Regulator, academics, staff and students from the National University of Management, as well as EU-German GATE project delegates, totaling 30 participants. It is intended to build capacity among trainers who will further disseminate knowledge related to Cambodia’s Personal Data Protection law to other institutions.
Key Provisions or Decisions
- Translation of the Personal Data Protection law into practical application.
- Reinforcement of institutional roles in raising awareness concerning the Personal Data Protection law.
- Understanding governance based on personal data risk management.
- Sustaining knowledge transfer through training multipliers to other institutions.
- Promoting a national digital culture grounded in accountability, integrity, and trust for personal data protection.
Implications for Investors, Businesses, or Compliance
This capacity-building initiative facilitates enhanced understanding and practical implementation of personal data protection requirements within relevant institutions, contributing to regulatory compliance and trust-building essential for Cambodia’s digital development. It underscores government commitment to data protection governance and digital economy foundations.
Official Source
Ministry of Post and Telecommunications Facebook Post, 24 February 2026
