This page covers Cambodia’s infrastructure and development framework, including transport, energy, water, urban planning, public works, and investment-linked projects that shape national growth, service delivery, and governance standards. It tracks policy developments, regulation updates, government actions, enforcement trends, compliance requirements, public procurement measures, institutional activity, and administrative decisions affecting project planning, approval, implementation, and oversight. The page provides structured updates on official developments in Cambodia, with ongoing monitoring of ministries, regulators, and public authorities to support long-term reference on governance, implementation, and the evolving policy environment.
MOWRAM inspected the near-completed drainage and water diversion subprojects serving Phnom Penh, including the Stueng Touch-Stueng Kram Bathi system and three pumping stations under the Cheung Ek main canal system. The works cover flood drainage infrastructure in Kampong Speu province and Phnom Penh.
MOWRAM conducted final inspections of three irrigation maintenance projects in Kampong Chhnang, Pailin, and Banteay Meanchey, covering embankment repair, canal restoration, and water-control structures. The inspection reviewed six-month project completion works under the agricultural hydrology department.
Cambodia cultural infrastructure authorities and the World Monuments Fund are continuing restoration work on the western corner of Phnom Bakheng temple, with the project scheduled for completion in 2029. The update outlines the conservation timeline, current progress, and structural repair work within the Angkor heritage management system.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology reviewed progress on irrigation infrastructure projects for agricultural communities in Takeo and Kampong Speu under a World Bank-financed development program. The site inspection focused on construction progress, technical standards, and implementation of water infrastructure supporting agricultural production.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Public Works and Transport reviewed the condition of National Road 41 and completed the final handover process after one year of operation. The inspection relates to road infrastructure quality, bridge works, drainage systems, and traffic safety equipment along the upgraded corridor.
Cambodia water infrastructure officials reviewed construction progress on the Techo Sen Institute reservoir dam project in Takeo province, which MOWRAM said had reached about 60% completion. The project is part of local water supply and irrigation infrastructure for daily use and agricultural production.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Agriculture signed financing agreements to provide about $13 million in low-interest credit and grants for rice-producing farmer communities in four provinces. The agricultural investment support covers production infrastructure and working capital for more than 1,500 farming households.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications announced the official launch of 5G mobile services in Cambodia from January 2026, with initial coverage in Phnom Penh and selected provinces. The rollout involves Cellcard, Metfone, and Smart, alongside telecom infrastructure installation and phased network expansion.
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 Post and Telecommunications signed cooperation agreements with 11 higher education institutions to use the verify.gov.kh document verification platform, develop digital management systems, and improve internet connectivity infrastructure on campus. The cooperation also covers training and knowledge sharing related to digital policy, laws, and technology.
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