Cambodia's Health Ministry Pushes for Efficient, Digitalized 'One-Stop Service'

Cambodia's Ministry of Health is pushing for greater efficiency and digitalization of its 'one-stop service' to enhance the quality of services provided to the public. On September 14, 2026, Minister of Health Prof. Dr. Chheang Ra instructed officials working at the one-stop service centers to make services simpler, faster, transparent, and digitalized. He emphasized the need to increase the quality of service delivery to customers, ensuring services are provided more quickly and with greater confidence, reducing delays, and clearly explaining all tasks and requirements to the public with a smile and good conduct. Prof. Dr. Chheang Ra reminded the one-stop service officials that all submitted applications must be processed quickly and meticulously tracked from one stage to another. He specifically pointed out that service fees must adhere to the established principles. In addition, the Ministry of Health plans to introduce an online system for public service applications and payments in the near future. This initiative aims to provide greater convenience and reduce waiting times for the public. This effort is part of the Cambodian government's broader push for digital transformation, seeking to improve administrative efficiency and transparency.