Phnom Penh Wastewater Management Project Holds 3rd Coordination Meeting with JICA Support
The 3rd Joint Coordination Committee meeting for the Wastewater Management Capacity Development Project in Phnom Penh, a collaboration between the Phnom Penh Municipal Administration and the Ministry of Public Works and Transport, was held on September 4th. This meeting follows the successful completion of the second phase in 2024 and continues the project's second phase. The infrastructure development is recognized as essential, relying on technical and financial support from Japan.
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