Cambodia's Ministry of Health to Modernize Healthcare to Meet Global Standards
Cambodia's Ministry of Health announced a plan to modernize its healthcare system and improve quality to keep pace with global medical advancements. The ministry will focus on technological innovation, human resource development, and resource mobilization over the next 25 years, aiming to achieve universal health coverage.
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