Cambodia to Raise Minimum Wage for Civil Servants and Armed Forces in 2027 After 2026 Deferral
Cambodia's government has decided to raise the minimum wage for civil servants and armed forces in 2027, following a deferral in 2026. This measure aims to improve the welfare and support the livelihoods of public servants, with specific increase amounts detailed.
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