Work permits, minimum wage, civil service, and administrative reform.
On February 8, 2026, Cambodian authorities expelled a total of 428 foreign nationals from 10 countries, including a majority Chinese group linked to online scams, reinforcing government efforts to combat cybercrime and illegal work.
This update describes the issuance of Khmer National Identification Cards, residence books, and family books in Kep province, detailing eligibility criteria and required documents. It provides enduring reference on identification documentation procedures critical for resident status verification and public administration.
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport held a workshop to discuss the progress, results, and challenges of higher education reform programs aimed at improving quality and capacity. This event marks a significant step in assessing and guiding long-term improvements in Cambodia's higher education sector.
The National Assembly Secretariat announced new appointment decisions for staff within the Directorate of International Relations, Protocol, and Information to improve parliamentary diplomatic effectiveness and information flow. The initiative emphasizes organizational restructuring, accountability, and active public service roles aligned with leadership directives, contributing to long-term institutional capacity building.
The Accounting and Auditing Regulator conducted a site visit to the Institute of Finance and Accounting on February 9, 2026 to evaluate its qualifications and compliance for accreditation as a legally recognized training institution under the Cambodia CPA program. This assessment supports the formal recognition and quality assurance of professional accounting education in Cambodia.
Cambodia outlined four major strategic shifts in its national health policy framework aimed at enhancing universal health coverage and resilience. These changes reflect the country’s long-term health planning from 2025 to 2035 and were presented at a regional workshop focused on equitable, sustainable health systems in the Asia-Pacific region.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, led by State Secretary Young Sang Komar, engaged with KOICA representatives to plan a comprehensive training program for commune-level agricultural officers nationwide. This initiative aims to enhance agricultural management capacity and sustainable input use aligned with local priorities.
The Ministry of Health led a national training session to strengthen leadership qualities and innovation among health officials, emphasizing resilience of the healthcare system. This initiative aims to improve the effectiveness and responsiveness of health institutions in Cambodia.
The Ministry of Health conducted inspections in February 2026 to oversee medicine management and improve healthcare service quality at district and provincial hospitals in Pailin province. This exercise highlights ongoing efforts to ensure safe, effective, and quality health services, relevant for institutional governance and compliance over time.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Health and Cuban counterparts discussed potential cooperation in importing and using Cuban biopharmaceutical products focused on cancer and diabetes treatment, emphasizing quality, safety, and efficacy to meet Cambodia’s health priorities.
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