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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet said Cambodia’s tax authority is among the world’s most flexible, highlighting consultation and cooperation with taxpayers while outlining plans for a more transparent and standardised taxation system.
Cambodia has completed a 35kV electricity transmission line connecting Koh Rong and Koh Rong Sanloem. The project improves power reliability, supports tourism infrastructure, and enhances living standards on the islands.
A China-invested hydropower project in Cambodia aims to boost renewable energy capacity, improve grid stability, and support the country’s transition toward a cleaner and more sustainable power system.
VINCI Airports has pledged to support Cambodia’s aviation growth by expanding flight connectivity and strengthening airport operations. The collaboration aims to boost tourism and enhance Cambodia’s position in global aviation networks.
Construction of Phase II of the Sihanoukville deep-sea port will begin in mid-2026. The expansion aims to increase cargo capacity, accommodate larger vessels, and strengthen Cambodia’s position in regional and global trade networks.
Cambodia is set to launch Phase 2 of the $1.7 billion Funan Techo Canal on April 11. The project aims to improve inland waterway connectivity, reduce logistics costs, and drive real estate and economic growth across key provinces.
The Cambodia–China Mekong Kratie Friendship Bridge has opened, improving connectivity and transport across the Mekong River. The project strengthens regional trade, supports infrastructure growth, and boosts economic development in northeastern Cambodia.
JICA is funding a major water treatment plant expansion in Phnom Penh to enhance clean water supply and urban infrastructure. The project supports rising demand, improves distribution systems, and strengthens long-term development in Cambodia’s capital.
Phnom Penh Autonomous Port (PPAP) reported a nearly 40% increase in revenue in the first two months of 2026, exceeding $9 million. The growth reflects rising trade activity and stronger logistics performance in Cambodia.
Cambodia plans to establish its first oil refinery within three years as part of efforts to strengthen domestic fuel supply and expand the country’s energy infrastructure amid rising demand for petroleum products.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has partnered with private sector firms to strengthen workplace safety standards and expand occupational safety and health training, aiming to protect workers and support economic growth.
Battambang’s expanded water treatment facility, with a 55,000 m³/day capacity, is expected to deliver clean piped water to about 7,000 additional households, enhancing service reach, public health outcomes, and urban water supply reliability in the province.
For many Cambodians, energy is not discussed in technical terms alone. It is felt in daily life—when electricity remains stable during the dry season, when factories operate without disruption, and when households, schools, and hospitals can depend on uninterrupted power. As Cambodia moves toward commissioning its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant, the country…
