Cambodia’s gaming regulator reviews procedures for managing seized online scam assets
The CGMC held a meeting with government officials to discuss the collection, management and disposal of property confiscated during operations targeting online scam networks.
Cambodia.- The Commercial Gambling Management Commission of Cambodia (CGMC) has held a meeting focused on reviewing procedures for the collection, management and disposal of assets seized during operations against online scam networks. The aim is to strengthen oversight and transparency in the handling of confiscated property.
According to local reports, the meeting was chaired by CGMC secretary general Yeth Vinel and attended by Nom Sinith, deputy director general of the General Department of State Property and Non-Tax Revenue under the Ministry of Economy and Finance. The meeting was also attended by advisers, department directors and commission officials.
Participants reviewed existing procedures and explored ways to enhance coordination between relevant agencies in the management of assets linked to online scam operations. The discussions focused on ensuring that confiscated property is processed and disposed of in accordance with Cambodian law while maintaining transparency, accountability and effective asset management practices. It’s not clear if any conclusions were reached.
