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ខ្មែរ Land administration
Cambodia Accelerates Nationwide Land Titling Drive Towards Complete Ownership Coverage by 2027
- 5 August 2026
Prime Minister Samdech Thipadei Hun Manet oversees the distribution of over 23,000 ownership certificates in Kandal province as total titles distributed reach nearly 9 million across the Kingdom Cambodia's national campaign to secure property rights and streamline land administration is approaching its final stages, with complete nationwide title distribution targeted for 2027. Presiding over a...
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Cambodia Launches Co-Ownership Titling Drive in Khan 7 Makara to Boost Urban Land Security and Regional Competitiveness
- 3 August 2026
Phnom Penh: In a major push to modernize urban land governance and align its property rights framework with regional standards, the Phnom Penh Municipal Administration, in collaboration with the Phnom Penh Department of Land Management, Urban Planning, Construction, and Cadastral, has officially launched systematic land registration and co-owned unit titling across Khan 7 Makara. This initiative, ...
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MLMUPC Signs MoU with Guangxi Land to Enhance Land and Urban Management via Satellite Technology
- 1 August 2026
The partnership aims to modernize cadastral mapping, urban planning, and spatial data infrastructure, bolstering Cambodia's competitive standing within ASEAN Phnom Penh: Amid intensifying regional competition across Southeast Asia to build smart cities and modern spatial infrastructure, Cambodia has made a decisive move to integrate space technology into its land management framework. On July 2...
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Cambodia Establishes Six ‘Rong Cham’ Villages in Banteay Meanchey
- 10 July 2026
Split from Sla Kram Commune, the new administrative entries institutionalize a symbolic border settlement originally named by Samdech Techo Hun Sen. The Royal Government of Cambodia, acting through the Ministry of Interior, has officially authorized the establishment of six new villages—designated as Rong Cham 1, Rong Cham 2, Rong Cham 3, Rong Cham 4, Rong Cham 5, and Rong Cham 6—within Banteay...
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