OCIC Supports the Koh Norea Park Design Competition Under the Theme “Heart of the Capital”

Elevating Architectural Aesthetics and Empowering Local Architects to Transform Strategic Urban Zones Into Civilized Community Hubs

OCIC has demonstrated its profound pride and steadfast commitment by supporting the Koh Norea Park Design Competition, organized in collaboration with the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction under the overarching theme “Heart of the Capital”. The prestigious award ceremony on November 7, 2026, welcomed high-profile dignitaries, featuring H.E. Say Sam Al, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction of the Kingdom of Cambodia, alongside Lok Neak Oknha Dr. Pung Kheav Se, Chairman of OCIC, and Mr. Hok Kang, CEO of ISI Land.

This visionary initiative was established to elevate the aesthetic appeal and distinctive architectural identity of the Koh Norea and Koh Pich urban developments, actively driving the strategic vision of transforming this vital growth corridor into the true “Heart of the Capital”. Furthermore, the competition provides an invaluable platform for Cambodian architects and urban planners to showcase their ingenuity, exchange professional perspectives, and contribute directly to the shaping of dynamic public spaces.

Through this forward-looking engagement, OCIC continues its unwavering support for local talent development and community-driven initiatives, reinforcing the continuous evolution of Cambodia’s modern urban landscape.

The successful execution of the Koh Norea Park Design Competition through robust public-private synergy marks a pivotal milestone in advancing Phnom Penh’s architectural standards. By empowering local creative minds to design inclusive and sustainable public environments, the initiative fosters thriving economic and social hubs that guarantee enduring benefits for citizens and the nation’s future development. (read more)

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