EuroCham Cambodia’s Healthcare Committee brought together government officials, healthcare providers, insurers, pharmaceutical specialists and technology experts on Thursday, 22 October for the Health Innovation Forum 2026 at Sun and Moon Riverside Phnom Penh. Discussions focused on practical ways to improve healthcare quality, financing, medicine access, and workforce readiness in Cambodia.
Opening remarks were delivered by EuroCham Chair Mr. Tassilo Brinzer, German Ambassador H.E. Silke Röfer and H.E. Prof. Sok Chour, Deputy Director General for Health at the Ministry of Health. The program examined hospital accreditation and patient safety, coordination between the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and private insurers, and pathways to improve access to quality-assured medicines.
Digital health and workforce development were also key themes, with speakers exploring how artificial intelligence and interoperable systems could improve healthcare delivery, alongside the skills and human oversight needed to implement these technologies effectively. Discussions also addressed cooperation between education providers and healthcare organisations to meet evolving workforce needs.