Phnom Penh: Deputy Prime Minister Sar Sokha, Minister of the Ministry of Interior, said that providing administrative services through a single gateway is a concrete example of the implementation of decentralization and decentralization reforms.
Deputy Prime Minister Sar Sokha’s statement On the occasion of presiding over the seminar to promote and officially implement the Inter-Ministerial Declaration on Administrative Service Provision of Municipal, District and Khan Administrations and the Inter-Ministerial Declaration on the Distribution of Revenue from Administrative Service Provision of Municipal, District and Khan Administrations on July 15, 2026 at the Ministry of Interior Office.
The Deputy Prime Minister continued that these two Inter-Ministerial Declarations are strong legal documents to ensure the efficiency and transparency of administrative service provision to citizens at the local level, to be more clear, accountable, and responsive to the actual needs of the citizens.
The Deputy Prime Minister highly appreciated the active efforts of the General Department of Administration, Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with the Ministry of Economy and Finance, as well as relevant ministries and institutions, in preparing these two Inter-Ministerial Declarations until they were successfully implemented and officially implemented, so that municipal, district and Khan administrations have a list of services that are appropriate for providing administrative services to citizens. In accordance with the actual economic and living conditions in the local area.
In addition, the Deputy Prime Minister highlighted that this mechanism has the main purpose of gathering administrative services in one place to create convenience for citizens by reducing bureaucracy and complexity, which has now also created a means of providing services through digital technology.
The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that “providing administrative services through a single gateway is a concrete example of implementing decentralization and decentralization reforms by giving sub-national administrations the authority to issue certificates, permits, licenses, or other permits to citizens.”
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