infrastructure development
UAE Eyes Investment in Cambodia’s Infrastructure and Ports
A delegation from Abu Dhabi Ports met with senior officials from Cambodia’s Ministry of Public Works and Transport today to explore investment opportunities aimed at enhancing the nation’s infrastructure and logistics capabilities, particularly in the realms of land and water transport, including port development. The high-profile meeting featured HE Heng Nan, Secretary of State for […]
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Exciting Development: Green Tourism Infrastructure Construction Begins at Khnang Phsa Mountain
In a significant milestone for the local tourism sector, the Ministry of Environment has officially commenced construction on vital infrastructure aimed at promoting green tourism in the picturesque Khnang Phsa mountain area. The groundbreaking ceremony, led by the esteemed Minister of Environment, HE Dr. Eang Sophallet, marks the beginning of an ambitious project that promises […]
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Phnom Penh International Airport to Close Permanently as Techo International Airport Prepares to Open
In a significant development for the nation’s aviation sector, the Takhmao Techo International Airport is set to officially open on July 10, 2025, with construction currently over 96% complete. The ambitious project, with a total investment of approximately 1.6 billion VND, signifies a major leap forward in Cambodia’s infrastructure. His Excellency Sin Chansereyvutha, Secretary of […]
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Cambodia and Korea Collaborate on Renewable Energy Initiatives
In an exciting development for Cambodia’s renewable energy sector, the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has announced a partnership with the Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water) and Chilbo to explore the installation of small-scale hydropower and solar energy systems on reservoir dams across nine target provinces. This announcement was made during a meeting held […]
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DEEM ALMASEAH Sets Sights on Expanding Investments in Cambodia’s Infrastructure
In a significant development for Cambodia’s economic landscape, DEEM ALMASEAH FOR TRADING Co., Ltd has expressed its intent to invest in the country’s burgeoning infrastructure and telecommunications sectors. This commitment was unveiled during a meeting between Prime Minister Hun Sen and Mr. Salem Mubarak Salem Al-Hadhyan, the company’s CEO, on April 25, 2025. Mr. Al-Hadhyan […]
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National Road 71c Inaugurated, Enhancing Connectivity in Cambodia
In a significant milestone for infrastructure development, Prime Minister Hun Manet officially inaugurated the 114.62-kilometre-long National Road 71c today. This vital road stretches from National Road 7 in Tbong Khmum province to National Road 71 in Kampong Cham province, marking a key improvement in the country’s transportation network. According to a post on the […]
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Cambodia to Operate 11 Landfills with 4.5 Million Tons Capacity by 2024
As of 2024, Cambodia is set to enhance its waste management infrastructure by operating 11 landfills, boasting a total storage capacity of over 4.5 million tons. This update was provided during a progress review meeting by the Municipal Solid Waste Management Committee (MSWMC) on 26 March 2025. Mr. Chao Sophaphibal, Director General of the General […]
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National Road 7 Expansion Project on Track for Early Completion
The ambitious project to expand and improve National Road 7, transforming it from a two-lane to a four-lane highway, is currently 43% complete and is expected to finish ahead of schedule. The 45.5-kilometre stretch of road runs from Vang Vong Moul Skun in Cheung Prey district to the base of the Kizuna Bridge in Kampong […]
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Cambodia Strengthens Irrigation Systems to Boost Agricultural Productivity
In a recent press conference held on 2 March 2025, HE Tho Jetha, Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, announced that Cambodia is home to an impressive 2,352 irrigation systems, which collectively have the capacity to irrigate nearly 2 million hectares of agricultural land across the nation. Highlighting the significance of water resources for the […]
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COP29 Dispatch: How Digital Twins Can Fortify Infrastructure Against Fierce Storms
By Chris Noon The United Nations calls climate change primarily a water crisis, bringing too much or too little water to the wrong places at the wrong time. Spain’s Valencia province is the latest example. Weeks after deadly flooding swept away bridges and buildings, tens of thousands of volunteers are still digging out their towns […]
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