Cambodia and China Exchange Expertise on Intelligent Transport Systems and Modern Traffic Management Technologies

A 25-member delegation from the Ministry of Public Works and Transport embarks on an advanced training program in China to master smart transport solutions, digital infrastructure management, and sustainable transit systems.

Cambodia’s push toward modernizing its national transit infrastructure has taken a step forward as the Ministry of Public Works and Transport dispatched a delegation of 25 technical officials to China. Running from October 26 to November 8, 2026, the delegates are participating in an advanced high-level training program focused on intelligent transport systems (ITS) and cutting-edge management technologies.

According to the ministry, the specialized training initiative is designed to elevate technical expertise, foster professional knowledge-sharing between Cambodian and Chinese counterparts, and promote sustainable transport development. Participants will explore state-of-the-art technological applications in traffic management, infrastructure engineering, and digital solutions aimed at maximizing the overall efficiency, safety, and operational sustainability of Cambodia’s transport networks.

Representatives of the delegation expressed strong confidence that the insights and practical skills acquired during the program will be directly translated into field applications, serving as a catalyst for modernizing Cambodia’s transportation sector.

Ministry officials noted that the capacity-building program further reinforces the enduring partnership and strategic cooperation between Cambodia and China. By prioritizing smart transit solutions and sustainable infrastructure, the initiative provides critical backing for long-term economic growth and socio-economic advancement in both nations. (read more)

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