Cambodia National Assembly to Vote on Commune Administration Law Amendments
Cambodia's National Assembly is set to approve amendments to the Commune and Sangkat Administration Law on August 20, aiming to strengthen local governance and improve service delivery. The changes, updating a law first enacted in 2001, are expected to clarify roles and enhance the responsiveness of local authorities to residents' needs.
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