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Welcome to Cambodia Coastal Master Plan
This Master Plan focuses on development directions based on the unique characteristics and potential of each province. Through the utilization of their unique resources, each province can be integrated to create a zone-based development plan, which is scalable and forms a unified force to build Cambodia’s competitive advantage to compete regionally and globally.
Vision & Objective
The Cambodia Coastal Master Plan is the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC)’s mega development project to be implemented over 15 years, aiming to transform Preah Sihanouk, Koh Kong, Kampot and Kep provinces into a Multi-purpose Special Economic Zone (MPSEZ) and Comprehensive Economic Corridor, driving growth and opportunities and contributing to the realization of Cambodia’s Vision 2050.
In long-term planning vision, Cambodia coastal provinces will become
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Rival to the world’s top destinations of coastal tourism
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Professional service provider for wellness tourism
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Creator of rich scenes for entertainment tourism
New platform for green economy
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Power house for green energy
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Advanced demonstrator of green agriculture and industrial development
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Transformational frontier of green finance and other forms of services.
In the long run, the Multi-purpose and Comprehensive Economic Corridor will be
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A competitive region with active investment, diversified industries and ubiquitous application of green and smart technologies
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A coordinated region with integrated industrial, infrastructure and transportation systems
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A livable region with a well-maintained ecosystem, efficient public services and high-quality living, catering and leisure conditions.
The Multi-purpose and Comprehensive Economic Corridor is expected to achieve the following objectives by 2040
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The population of coastal provinces will reach about 2 million, accounting for 10% of the total population of Cambodia.
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The annual GDP of coastal provinces will reach approximately USD 20 billion, accounting for 15% of the GDP of Cambodia.
