Koh Kong is a coastal province in southwestern Cambodia, bordering Thailand and containing mainland and island jurisdictions with significance for cross-border administration, transport links, natural resource management, and infrastructure development. This page combines a concise provincial overview with an organized aggregation of government policy and regulation updates affecting Koh Kong, helping users monitor governance actions, institutional activity, and local development decisions relevant to the province.
Cambodia energy infrastructure development advanced as the Ministry of Mines and Energy and the Chinese ambassador attended the groundbreaking for the 1,000 MW Stung Tatai pumped-storage hydropower project in Koh Kong province. The project was presented as part of Cambodia’s green energy policy direction and national energy security planning.
Cambodia National Police reported 20 narcotics enforcement cases nationwide on 4 April 2026, with 55 suspects detained and methamphetamine seized. The update provides a nationwide public security snapshot of drug control operations involving police and military police units.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment reported that national air quality remained at a good level in the first quarter of 2026 under public health monitoring against air quality standards. The update also outlines Cambodia’s air quality monitoring system, real-time public disclosure, and pollution prevention measures.
The National Police of Cambodia reported nationwide drug-crime enforcement results for 30 March 2026, recording eight cases and 21 arrests across seven police units. The report identified case types, provincial breakdowns, and seized narcotics including methamphetamine and ketamine.
The National Police of Cambodia reported nationwide anti-drug operations on 28 March 2026 involving 14 cases and 54 arrests across multiple provinces. The report recorded case types including trafficking, transportation and storage, and drug use, with seized evidence including methamphetamine and ketamine.
The Ministry of Tourism conducted a study visit to assess the development of Koh Totung Resort in Koh Kong Province and issued guidance to the developer on conservation, tourism service certification, and market promotion. The ministry also encouraged tourism associations to consider including the destination in premium tour packages and FAM trips.
The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology convened an inter-ministerial meeting to review, discuss, and decide on price negotiation proposals for 17 routine and periodic irrigation system maintenance projects planned for implementation in 2026. The meeting involved the ministry’s procurement committee, Ministry of Economy and Finance representatives, technical departments, and relevant provincial officials.
The Ministry of Tourism and the Koh Kong provincial administration conducted a site visit with private-sector participants to review development progress at Koh Tdach Resort in Koh Kong province. The visit highlighted private investment by Dainkor (Cambodia) Investment Co., Ltd. and a joint commitment to promote the site as a high-end tourism destination.
The Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, together with several conservation partners, announced the documented discovery of a coral spawning event for the third time in the Koh Rong Archipelago and for the first time in the Koh Sdach Archipelago and on Song Saa Island. Surveys conducted from 7–9 March 2026 involved night dives and reef monitoring to collect scientific data on coral reproduction, reef health, and environmental conditions in support of long-term coral reef conservation and management.
The Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, in cooperation with conservation NGOs and local dive operators, announced the third recorded coral spawning event around the Koh Rong archipelago and the first such observation around Koh Sdach and Koh Song Saa. The night-time underwater surveys conducted from 7–9 March 2026 generated baseline scientific data on coral reproductive cycles, reef health, and factors relevant to long-term coral reef management and conservation in Cambodia’s coastal areas.
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