Cambodia Spends Approx. US$8 billion on Physical Infrastructure Development from 1993 to 2021

The Cambodian government has spent approximately US$8 billion on physical infrastructure development in the last 28 years, according to a Ministry of Economy and Finance report issued in August.

From 1993 to 30 June 2021, the government disbursed US$10.05 billion from development partners. 81% of which were for financing public investment in the infrastructure sector while the other 19% was spent on other prioritised sectors.

China remains the top financing source for Cambodia’s infrastructure development with a total of almost US$3billion thus far provided, while Japan and South Korea are second and third respectively.

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