128 High-Rise Building Projects Approved in 2022

The government approved a total of 128 high-rise projects or equivalent to 142 buildings in 2022, according to the latest report of the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction.  Among those, 86 projects equal to 93 buildings are in Phnom Penh, 14 projects equal to 16 buildings in Sihanoukville and 13 projects equal to 15 buildings in Banteay Meanchey province  There are ...

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Gov’t Drafts New Traffic Law to Align with New Infrastructure Development

The Cambodian government is amending the new draft law on road traffic to align with the rapid road development in Cambodia, according to an inter-ministerial meeting on 28 December.  The new draft law is designed to revise the content of 48 old articles and add some new ones to align with Cambodia's development, especially on road development, including road widening, and expressway constructi...

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MLMUPC Earns US$90 Million in Revenue in 2022

In 2022, the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction (MLMUPC) collected a total of approximately KHR367 billion (US$90 million) in revenue, a decrease of 22.26% compared to 2021, according to the ministry's latest report,  Within this total, the revenue from the Central Administration was around KHR8 billion while over KHR358 billion was from the Department of Land Manageme...

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MLMUPC Issues Over 300k of Land Titles in 2022

The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction has issued 315,441 land titles, according to the ministry's latest report.  Meanwhile, from the beginning of implementation until the end of September 2022, the ministry registered and issued a total of 6,663,977 titles to people, equivalent to 95.2% of the estimated 7 million plots.  Among those, over 6 million titles were iss...

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US$3-million Construction Laboratory Officially Inaugurated

The US$3-million National Construction Laboratory building was officially inaugurated after the recent completion of construction.  The building was inaugurated by Cambodia Prime Minister Samdech Hun Sen on 27 December.  The new National Construction Laboratory is located in the new office of the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning & Construction  on Street 307 in Anlong Kgan vil...

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Gov’t Approves 3,827 Construction Projects in 2022 Worth US$2.6bn

In 2022, the Cambodian government approved a total of 3,827 construction projects nationwide or equivalent to over 6.5 million square metres, according to a report by the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction on 27 December.  Compared to the same period in 2021, the number of projects in 2022 decreased by 98 projects. Meanwhile, the investment value of these projects was ...

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LSCG to join Land Ministry in developing a real estate management system

LSCG REAL ESTATE has set aside US$ 1 million and on-field experts to partner with the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction, in developing a nationwide digital property management system. CEO of LSCG Ly Sokchhay told Construction & Property News on 25 December that LSCG is ready and will submit a proposal to the Ministry in 2023. He said that the participation in d...

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World Needs at Least US$200bn Per Year to Protect Global Biodiversity

196 country members of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity have agreed to raise at least US$200 billion a year from all sources, both public and private, to protect global biodiversity,  according to the United Nations Summit on Biodiversity on 7-19 December 2022, in Montreal, Canada.  Those countries also agreed to increase international financial flows from developed to deve...

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China Helps Cambodia Build Over 3,000km of Roads Worth Approx. US$2 Billion

The Chinese government has helped Cambodia build 30 roads with a length of more than 3,000 kilometres throughout the country at a cost of nearly US$2 billion as of December, while others are under construction.  Speaking at the ground-breaking ceremony for NR41 on 26 December, Cambodia PM  Samdech Hun Sen said China is building three more roads at a cost of about US$500 million and nine major b...

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Renovation of 95km NR41 Officially Begins

The project to upgrade 95-km NR41 under Chinese fund of over US$67 million has officially begun.  The ground-breaking ceremony for NR41 was held on 26 December under the presidency of Cambodia Prime Minister Samdech Hun Sen and  Chinese Ambassador to Cambodia HE Wang Wentian.  The construction is being carried out by China Bridge and Road Corporation (CRBC) and technically supervised by Guan...

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