Cambodia Accelerates Infrastructure Development - Ministry of Public Works and Transport Urges Progress Tracking and Quality Assurance for Key Projects
Cambodia's Ministry of Public Works and Transport is accelerating the development of strategic road networks, flood damage recovery, and advancements in logistics and wastewater sectors. Minister Peng Ponea has directed strict adherence to quality and deadlines for ongoing infrastructure projects, aiming to boost economic growth and improve citizens' lives.
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