The US$1.7 billion, 180-kilometer (111 miles) Funan Techo canal is planned to connect the country’s capital with Kep province on Cambodia’s south coast, giving it access to the Gulf of Thailand.

During his meeting with Prime Minister Hun Manet, President Kanda emphasized ADB’s alignment with Cambodia’s development priorities under its national strategy.

connecting the capital Phnom Penh with Kep province on Cambodia's southern coast. At an Aug 5 groundbreaking ceremony, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet said the canal will be built "no matter ...

The members of Kep province’s Phum Thmey fishing community have confirmed ... “It’s an example of ADB’s commitment in Cambodia to bring about long-term change by working closely with local communities ...

Cambodia is pushing ahead with plans to link ... Takéo and Kampot provinces, to Kep province and the Gulf of Thailand. Map of the Funan Techo Canal. Image by Stimson Center.

The $1.7 billion, 180-kilometer (110-mile) Funan Techo canal is to connect Phnom Penh with Kep province on Cambodia’s southern coast, giving it access to the Gulf of Thailand. Cambodia hopes the ...

ADB President Masato Kanda met with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, reaffirming ADB’s strong partnership with Cambodia and its commitment to advancing economic diversification, private sector ...

According to the ministry, Mondulkiri had the highest number of wildfires, with 98, followed by Stung Treng with 92 and ...