Kampong Speu is a province in central Cambodia, positioned between Phnom Penh and the southwest corridor, with relevance to regional administration, transport infrastructure, agriculture, and industrial development. This page combines a concise provincial overview with an organized collection of government policy, regulation, and governance updates related to Kampong Speu, helping users monitor local institutional activity, public sector decisions, and development priorities in one reference point.
Cambodia National Police reported arresting 21 suspects in nationwide anti-drug operations on 13 October, seizing methamphetamine and heroin.
Cambodia Ministry of Environment and the World Bank agreed to expand CSLEP cooperation to develop green tourism infrastructure linking Phnom Khnang Phsar with the Cheypat area, supporting protected-area management and local livelihoods.
Cambodia Ministry of Environment led an inter-ministerial review of an Initial Environmental Impact Assessment for a 163.58 km2 mineral exploration investment.
Cambodia Ministry of Environment rangers documented enforcement actions against land-grab and forest-clearing in Kirirom National Park, recording 44 natural-resource cases involving land claims and tree felling.
CCF branches in Phnom Penh, Kampot and Kampong Speu conducted joint food-safety inspections at six markets and 58 retail locations in Cambodia, collecting 75 samples for laboratory chemical analysis.
Ministry of Environment park rangers conducted enforcement operations against illegal land clearing in Cambodia's Kirirom National Park, targeting unauthorized land appropriation in protected-area territory.
Ministry of Commerce opened a Cambodia trade and investment forum at CAEXPO in Nanning to sign MOUs on trade partnerships, AI translation services, and liquid‑cooling for data‑center infrastructure.
Trust Regulator verifies real estate trust properties in Cambodia's Sihanoukville and Kampong Speu provinces as part of trust registration oversight.
Cambodia police detained 413 suspects in a nationwide crackdown on juvenile gangs and illegal gambling activities during August, reporting arrests and court referrals across multiple provinces.
Ministry of Environment patrol teams suppressed illegal land encroachment and removed traps in Kirirom National Park, Cambodia.
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