Phnom Penh, 11 December 2025 — The National Standards Council (NSC) convened its 32nd meeting and formally adopted 60 new and revised national standards, spanning key sectors including construction, chemicals, energy management, electrical and electronic products, automotive systems, cosmetics, timber products, and textiles.

The newly approved package consists of 50 new international ISO and IEC standards, 1 revised Cambodian standard, and 9 amendments, all rigorously reviewed by the respective Technical Committees.

These standards strengthen Cambodia’s alignment with international best practices and support the nation’s ambitions toward a safer, greener, and more competitive industrial economy.

Minister Hem Vanndy, Chairman of the NSC, highlighted the significance of the adoption, emphasizing that modern standards are central to Cambodia’s industrial transformation.

“These standards reflect our commitment to innovation, safety, and sustainability. Their adoption strengthens Cambodia’s readiness for advanced manufacturing and emerging technologies,” Minister Vanndy added.

He urged members of the council representing ministries-institutions, technical bodies, and industry representatives to actively disseminate awareness and strengthen understanding of the adopted standards within their respective sectors and areas of responsibility.

By: the Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology & Innovation (MISTI)

For List of Standards Adopted at the 32nd NSC Meeting, click here