AKP Phnom Penh, October 20, 2026 --

H.E. Vong Sauth, Second Vice-President of the National Assembly of Cambodia, on Monday emphasised the importance of institutional coordination, data security and human resource development in advancing the institution's e-Parliament system.

Speaking at the closing ceremony of a Consultative Workshop on e-Parliament Development at the National Assembly Palace on Oct. 19, H.E. Vong Sauth welcomed the progress made under the leadership and vision of Samdech Maha Rathsapheathika Thipadei Khuon Sudary, President of the National Assembly of Cambodia.

He commended the Secretariat-General and the e-Parliament development team for their efforts in modernising parliamentary operations, noting that the initiative was aligned with the Royal Government's digital transformation policies.

He said the workshop provided an important opportunity to gather feedback and recommendations to further improve the system and ensure that its functions meet institutional needs.

He stressed the need for stronger coordination among relevant departments, clearly defined responsibilities and common standards for data management to ensure that digital systems operate efficiently and effectively.

He also underscored the importance of cybersecurity, data protection and appropriate access controls, particularly in distinguishing public information from confidential parliamentary records.

Regarding the National Assembly's mobile application and website, he encouraged continued improvements to make the platforms more user-friendly and ensure the timely dissemination of official information.

H.E. Vong Sauth further called for continued training and technical support to enable lawmakers and parliamentary officials to use the system confidently and effectively.

He expressed hope that the workshop's outcomes would contribute to developing a more efficient and responsive e-Parliament system that supports the National Assembly's core functions.

By Chea Vannak