Expansion of Phnom Penh Autonomous Port could start as early as January 2010 with the aid of a US$30 million loan from China, port Director Hy Bavy said Monday. The money is part of an $853 million loan and grant package for Cambodian infrastructure projects pledged by Beijing Friday during Prime Minister Hun Sen’s three-day visit to China. The expansion, which is due to take two and a half years, will be contracted to a Chinese company, though the name of the firm will not be announced until January, Hy Bavy said.
Green Marine
about 17 years ago
Upgrade to Cambodian capital port could start in January
Expansion of Phnom Penh Autonomous Port could start as early as January 2010 with the aid of a US$30 million loan from China, port Director Hy Bavy said Monday. The money is part of an $853 million loan and grant package for Cambodian infrastructure projects pledged by Beijing Friday during Prime Mi
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