The Ministry of Land Management Urban Planning and Construction is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for land administration, urban planning, and the regulatory framework for construction and the built environment. Its mandate covers policy development, land governance, spatial planning, construction standards, permitting oversight, and compliance measures that support orderly development, infrastructure management, and regulatory consistency. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to land management, urban planning, construction regulation, and institutional oversight in Cambodia.
This update documents the Ministry of Land Management's coordination meeting resulting in an agreement between debtors and original landowners to accept remaining assets from Mon Dani Real Estate Co., Ltd. as part of debt resolution and dispute closure, providing a clear reference on dispute resolution practices in land administration.
This update reports the coordination by the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction (MLMUPC) and relevant parties to approve the construction permit for the VING Bank building in Siem Reap, ensuring architectural quality and safety aligned with local heritage. It holds long-term reference value for institutional procedures on land use and construction permitting in a World Heritage city.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction led a working group meeting to mediate and resolve boundary disputes involving customers of GC Market Orussey, providing an important institutional reference for dispute resolution mechanisms within Cambodia's land management framework.
A meeting was led by the State Secretary to establish an inter-ministerial committee to inspect, study, and evaluate the leasing of state private land intended for investment projects to create two multi-purpose special economic zones in Mondulkiri. This development has long-term reference value as it documents a formal governance process related to land management and investment facilitation for state land assets.
This update covers the consultation meeting led by Secretary of State Theng Chansangvar to review and gather feedback on the drafting of a regulatory instrument concerning elevator management. The development of this regulatory framework has long-term reference value as it defines governance and compliance procedures critical for building safety and land management regulation.
This briefing records the February 2026 meeting led by MLMUPC senior secretaries to discuss fire safety guidelines in the construction sector, gathering input from regulatory, professional, and private sector stakeholders. It holds long-term reference value for tracing institutional governance and technical standards development within Cambodia’s construction and building quality oversight.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction, together with the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology and Svay Rieng provincial administration, agreed on a solar procedure to finalize land registration and resolve land disputes involving state and private lands including water reservoirs and streams. This decision establishes a dispute-free environment in Svay Rieng’s geography, providing long-term reference value for land registration and conflict resolution processes.
This update reports on an inter-ministerial effort led by the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction to assess and plan clean water supply provision in Kep, Kampot, and Preah Sihanouk provinces. It has long-term reference value as it documents institutional cooperation and strategic planning relevant to water infrastructure development and public health in these coastal regions.
The registration of the Banteay Thop Temple site as official public state land under technical cadastral and land management laws establishes clear legal status, resolving long-standing land disputes. This classification has lasting value for heritage land governance and property administration.
Ratanakiri provincial authorities have registered 30.1359 hectares of community land belonging to the Koeng indigenous ethnic group, establishing technical communal land ownership under the Ministry of Land Management's legal framework. This registration marks a significant development in resolving land disputes and formalizing indigenous land rights.
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