Phnom Penh: Responding to the rapidly changing global context, Mr. Hun Many, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Service, has put forward a five-point strategy to increase labor productivity and build a stronger Cambodian public administration system that responds to the needs of the people.
This statement was made while the Deputy Prime Minister was invited as a high representative of His Excellency President Hun Manet, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, to the closing ceremony of the 2025 training course and the opening of the 2026 training course of the Royal School of Public Administration.
The five key priorities to increase labor productivity To promote more effective public administration reform, His Excellency the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized strengthening five key priorities, including: (1). Human factors: Strengthening the capacity and ethics of civil servants at all levels. (2). Systems and mechanisms: Organizing the work system to be clear and smooth. (3). Institutional work culture: Cultivating a sense of solidarity and high responsibility in the organization. (4). Technology: Modernizing the work system through digitalization. (5). Supporting infrastructure: Providing equipment and workplaces that are conducive to performing tasks.
As a realistic leader, Mr. Hun Many recognized that building a public administration system in Cambodia has not yet reached perfection and always encounters obstacles. He reminded all officials that in a situation where the world is facing complex problems such as geopolitical tensions and global economic pressures, Cambodia urgently needs to stand up, strengthen internal strength and ensure unity to make the administrative system more resilient and strong, able to withstand external factors.
The Deputy Prime Minister highlighted that 2025 is an important turning point for Cambodia in moving towards achieving Vision 2050. Cambodia considers reform and modernization as the most important compass to transform the public administration system into a single system that is strong, interconnected, complementary and mutually reinforcing under the spirit of “the vitality of the one-player system”.
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