Ministry of Public Works and World Bank Hold Technical Session on Cambodia Regional Connectivity Improvement Project

Phnom Penh: Enhancing implementation efficiency and fiduciary oversight for major international development-funded infrastructure projects remains a critical priority for expanding Cambodia’s transport networks and boosting regional trade integration. On the afternoon of Monday, October 5, 2026, at the World Bank Cambodia Office, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Public Works and Transport and Project Director Heng Non led the Project Management Unit (CRCI-PMU) in a hybrid technical meeting with the World Bank project team. The session was co-chaired by Sadig Aliyev, Senior Transport Specialist at the World Bank.

The technical discussions evaluated progress across three essential operational pillars of the Cambodia Regional Connectivity Improvement Project (CRCI): procurement procedures, financial management mechanisms, and environmental and social safeguard compliance. Delegates reviewed completed action plans, analyzed operational bottlenecks, and established joint solutions aimed at streamlining project workflows to ensure timely and effective implementation.

During the meeting, Secretary of State Heng Non expressed appreciation to the World Bank team and participating technical specialists for their continuous technical assistance and collaborative partnership. He noted that this close coordination has been instrumental in driving project progress in line with established targets and compliance benchmarks.

The joint technical review between the Ministry of Public Works and Transport and the World Bank underscores a shared commitment to rigorous governance and transparent execution under the CRCI project. Maintaining high standards in procurement, financial administration, and environmental-social safeguards ensures smooth project implementation, laying a solid foundation for resilient transport connectivity and long-term economic growth across Cambodia. (read more)

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