Phnom Penh Residents Near Old Airport Receive Over 10,000 Land Titles
Over 11,321 households living near the former Phnom Penh International Airport have received land ownership certificates from the government. This initiative is part of the land redevelopment following the airport's relocation, legally securing residents' property rights.
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