Cambodia Establishes 'Secretary-General Network' to Accelerate Public Administration Reform
Cambodia has established a new 'Secretary-General Network' comprising the secretaries-general of various ministries to accelerate administrative reforms. Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many emphasized this network as a crucial strategic step to enhance inter-ministerial coordination and reform efficiency.
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