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Cambodia seeks French Development Agency support for water infrastructure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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Cambodia sought support from the French Development Agency for water infrastructure development and a proposed waterway connection between the Mekong River and Tonle Sap Lake. The request was raised by the Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology during a meeting with the AFD's Regional Director in Cambodia on October 9. The Minister also requested financial and technical support for a preliminary feasibility study of the Prek Angkor Ban project, which aims to connect the waterway system.

From akp.gov.kh

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The request seeks financial and technical aid from the French Development Agency for key national infrastructure projects. This cooperation involves the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology seeking funding to support its five-year strategic plan for water resource management.

From akp.gov.kh

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    Cambodia might secure funding for water infrastructure, potentially increasing national investment in the sector.

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