August 23, 2023 8:30 PM
[excerpt from https://cambodianess.com/article/prime- ... itary-unit]
[HM] assigned two deputy prime ministers to take over as acting prime ministers in his absence. Deputy Prime Minister Neth Savoeun, a former police chief, will assist HM with national security and public order, national gendarmerie and other special mission assigned by the PM.

The next acting prime minister in line is Deputy PM Aun Pornmoniroth, who will take over the task when HM and Neth Savoeun are absent from Cambodia. He assists with economy and finance as the chairman of the Economic and Financial Policy Committee.

Former Public Work and Transport Minister Sun Chanthol is promoted as the first vice-president of the Council of Development of Cambodia. He succeeds Hor Nhamhong as the chairman of the Cambodian side of the China-Cambodia Intergovernmental Coordination Committee.

Hang Chuon Naron is entrusted with the work for the education sector while Sar Sokha is responsible for the interior work, human trafficking, drug combating and gambling. Tea Seiha works on national defense and leads Cambodian forces for UN peacekeeping.

Koeut Rith serves in the justice sector, working with the courts while Sok Chenda Sophea works on foreign affairs, such as by giving advice about foreign policy and deciding on child adoption and renunciation of citizenship. Vongsey Vissoth is tasked with facilitating the work of the Council of Ministers.

Each deputy prime minister can have four advisors.

Senior ministers who retain their positions are Kun Kim who is the vice president of the National Committee of Disaster Management, Ho Sithy who is Chief of the Cabinet of the Prime Minister, Om Yintieng who is the head of the Anti-Corruption Unit, Ieng Mouly who is the head of the National AIDS Authority, Ly Thuch who is the first vice-president of the Cambodian Mine Action Authority, and Keo Remy who is the president of the Cambodian Human Rights Committee.