Kratie is a province in northeastern Cambodia, situated along the Mekong River and serving as an administrative area with activity linked to regional transport, land management, and local economic development. This page provides a structured aggregation of government policy updates, regulations, and official notices related to Kratie, helping users monitor governance, infrastructure planning, institutional decisions, and other local policy developments relevant to public administration and implementation.
Cambodia water ministry inspected a 90-metre riverbank collapse in Chhloung district, Kratie province, prompting emergency containment and community warnings for infrastructure and public safety.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment led an inter-ministerial review of an Initial Environmental Impact Assessment (IEIA) for mining exploration covering 174.74 km² in Kratie, assessing environmental compliance for the mining sector.
Cambodia MAFF convened a forum connecting maize farmers, community groups, and buyers to discuss production, drying, storage, processing and export market linkages.
Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture reported expansion of fisheries protected areas for Mekong dolphin conservation.
Cambodia Trust Regulator organised ACSEP workshops to promote agricultural value-chain financing to cooperatives and agribusinesses in Kratie and Stung Treng provinces.
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 convened a LULUCF consultation in Cambodia on 3 September 2026 to validate satellite-derived land-cover maps for the Keo Seima protected landscape.
National Police of Cambodia reports 107 arrests in 33 nationwide drug enforcement cases and multiple seizures on 1 September.
MPWT inaugurated upgraded sections of National Route 73 and Provincial Routes 377 and 377A in Cambodia to improve transport infrastructure connectivity and local mobility.
General Department of Immigration detains nearly 130 people in Cambodia for juvenile delinquency and illegal gambling in a law enforcement operation.
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