Cambodia Strengthens Transport Infrastructure with UN Partnership

• 13 January 2025
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In a significant move towards enhancing Cambodia’s transport and logistics infrastructure, the Ministry of Public Works and Transport has joined forces with the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS). On 10 January 2025, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between HE Peng Po Nea, the Minister of Public Works and Transport, and Mrs. Eda Kraja, the Managing Director of UNOPS for Cambodia and Laos, marking the beginning of an important collaborative effort.

The MoU is set to provide a comprehensive framework for ongoing cooperation in areas of mutual interest, focusing on three key agendas. First and foremost, it aims to support the development of sustainable and resilient transport infrastructure, ensuring that Cambodia’s facilities can withstand climate change while meeting future generations’ needs.

Moreover, the partnership emphasizes enhancing logistical capabilities to foster market competition and improve the overall efficiency of goods transportation across the nation. Finally, a critical component of this collaboration involves institutional capacity building, where knowledge sharing and technical support will play pivotal roles in helping Cambodia strengthen its transport systems.

This initiative highlights Cambodia’s commitment to improving its infrastructure and showcases the vital role of international collaboration in addressing contemporary challenges. As these efforts unfold, the nation aims to build a robust transport network that benefits its citizens and supports economic growth.

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