Cambodia & Korea Sign Contract to Fast-Track USD 235m Areyaksat Bridge Construction by Mid-2025

Cambodia and Korea have sealed a comprehensive contract to expedite the construction of the Cambodia-Korea Friendship Bridge, with work slated to begin by the end of the first half of 2025. The contract, signed on 25 September 2024, details the technical collaboration between the Ministry of Public Works and Transport and Korea’s Yooshin Engineering Corporation. (Read more)

The agreement is expected to accelerate the project’s timeline, enhancing the relationship between the two nations. The total investment for the 2,375-metre cable-stayed bridge stands at USD 235 million, funded by the Export-Import Bank of Korea.

During the signing ceremony on 25 September 2024, HE So Victor, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport, joined representatives from the Ministry of Economy and Finance and Yooshin Engineering Corporation to formalize the collaboration.

This technical contract will cover detailed design studies, procurement processes, and the selection of a construction firm, ensuring that the construction of the Cambodia-Korea Friendship Bridge progresses smoothly and efficiently.

Spanning 2,375 metres with a width of 27.5 metres, the bridge is set to connect Night Market to Chroy Changvar and Chroy Changvar to Areyaksat. This critical infrastructure, valued at USD 235 million, will strengthen the transport links between these areas, fostering further economic growth and trade opportunities. (Read more)

In a previous high-level meeting on 11 September 2024, Yoon Suk-Yeol, President of the Republic of Korea, assured Cambodia that the Cambodia-Korea Friendship Bridge will be officially inaugurated in 2025, signifying a milestone in the ongoing diplomatic and economic partnership between the two countries. The meeting took place at the Presidential Palace in Korea with Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate, solidifying bilateral ties further.

Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate, solidifying bilateral ties further.

- Video Advertisement -

Related Post

Singapore Resumes Construction of Changi Airport’s Largest Passenger Terminal After Pandemic Delay

In a significant milestone for Singapore’s aviation sector, the construction of Terminal 5 (T5) at Changi Airport has officially commenced following a two-year pause brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. The groundbreaking ceremony, which took place on May 14, 2025, was graced by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. Prime Minister Wong highlighted that the new terminal […]

Doun Tri Dam Construction 97% Completion

  The construction of the Doun Tri Dam in Battambang province is now 97% complete, with final completion expected by October 2025. This significant infrastructure project, located in Rukkakiri district, is being financed through concessional loans from the Republic of Korea. During a project progress review led by His Excellency Tho Jetha, Minister of Water […]

Irrigation System Project in Banteay Meanchey and Battambang is 75% Completed

  Banteay Meanchey and Battambang provinces are making strides in agricultural development as the irrigation system construction project reaches a significant milestone. As of May 7, 2025, the project is 75% complete, thanks to financing from the Korean Eximbank. During a progress review meeting led by His Excellency Minister Tho Jetha, Minister of Water Resources […]

Mekong River Bridge in Kratie Province Nearing Completion

As of early May 2025, the Mekong River Bridge in Kratie Province is making impressive strides, with construction now 94% complete. The 1,761-meter-long bridge is expected to temporarily open to traffic in September 2025, pending the completion of final touches. The update was shared on the official Facebook page of the Ministry of Public Works […]

Significant Infrastructure Development: Three Key National Roads Inaugurated in Cambodia

In a significant step towards enhancing connectivity in Cambodia, three major national roads totalling over 201 kilometers were officially inaugurated today. Prime Minister Hun Sen officiated the event alongside Chinese Ambassador to Cambodia, Wang Wenbin. The newly inaugurated roads—National Road 31, National Road 33, and National Road 41—are essential links connecting Phnom Penh to various […]

Progress on Cambodia’s Highest Bridge Construction

The construction team is making significant strides as they roll out asphalt to complete Bridge No. 28, currently the highest bridge in Cambodia. This vital infrastructure project is part of the National Road 10 construction initiative, which aims to enhance regional connectivity. Following a temporary closure to the public during the Khmer New Year celebration […]