Mondul Kiri is a northeastern province of Cambodia with provincial administrative functions, cross-border relevance, and ongoing land, infrastructure, and rural development considerations. This page provides a consolidated overview of the province alongside aggregated government policy and regulation updates, helping users track governance decisions, institutional activity, and official measures that shape local development, administration, and public sector implementation.
The Anti-Corruption Unit reported progress in the 2026 asset and liability declaration process, with the National Election Committee and Mondulkiri province reaching 100% submission by midday on 1 January. The update covers nationwide declaration compliance, filing schedules, and an exemption for frontline armed forces personnel.
MOWRAM conducted an on-site inspection of the Krang Teh agricultural irrigation development project in Mondulkiri province, a World Bank-financed water resources infrastructure project. The ministry said construction progress had reached about 15% and called for continued attention to technical standards, construction quality, and implementation speed.
The Ministry of Environment held a press conference in Kampong Speu Province ahead of implementing Phase 2 of the Zero-Snare campaign on 9 May 2023. Officials and partner organizations outlined the campaign’s objectives to reduce wildlife snares in protected areas, discourage wild meat consumption, and enlist restaurants and citizens to pledge not to sell or eat wildlife products.
The Ministry of Tourism opened a training course in Phnom Penh for HoKa focal-point assessors in front office, housekeeping, and food and beverage services targeting Kratie, Stung Treng, Preah Vihear, Ratanakiri, and Mondulkiri. The program aims to strengthen provincial trainers’ capacity to test and assess trainees’ competencies and support sustainable tourism and hospitality skills development after COVID-19.
The Ministry of Public Works and Transport inaugurated construction works to expand and upgrade a 45.48 km section of National Road 7 between Skun roundabout in Cheung Prey district and the Kizuna bridge roundabout in Kampong Cham city. The project will widen the road from two to four lanes, upgrade pavement quality, build new bridges, expand an existing bridge, and install traffic safety and vehicle control systems.
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