Ring Road 3 officially inaugurated: Enhancing Connectivity and Unveiling New Development Horizons

PM Hun Sen has announced the official inauguration of the highly anticipated third ring road, marking a significant milestone in Cambodia’s infrastructure development. Set to take place on June 30, the inauguration date was confirmed during the momentous groundbreaking ceremony for the Phnom Penh-Bavet Expressway and the Expressway Bridge on June 7, 2023. (Read more)

With a total length of 52.983 kilometers, Ring Road 3 encompasses a crucial semi-circle route, connecting National Road 4 to National Road 1. The road traverses the province of Kandal, spanning nearly 38 kilometers, and intersects the dynamic geography of Phnom Penh, extending approximately 15 kilometers.

Funded by a $273 million loan from the People’s Republic of China, the construction of Ring Road 3 commenced in January 2019. This strategic infrastructure project aims to enhance connectivity, facilitate smoother traffic flow, and promote regional economic growth. The road’s inauguration signifies a new era of convenience, efficiency, and accessibility for commuters and businesses alike. (Read more)

As Cambodia forges ahead with its ambitious development plans, the opening of Ring Road 3 serves as a testament to the nation’s commitment to progress. This state-of-the-art infrastructure not only reinforces the country’s transport network but also paves the way for further urban expansion and real estate opportunities along its route.

The official unveiling of Ring Road 3 on June 30 is poised to transform the landscape of Cambodia, unlocking new possibilities for growth, connectivity, and prosperity. This significant milestone will undoubtedly propel the nation forward, solidifying its position as a vibrant hub of commerce, trade, and investment.

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