柬埔寨举行德崇富南运河第二标段动工仪式

分类国家基建
事件时间2026年4月11日
地点柬埔寨干拉省至白马省
来源CP
发布时间2026/04/21 11:14
详情描述
2026年4月11日,柬埔寨政府正式启动德崇富南运河综合水资源管理项目第二标段建设。柬埔寨首相洪玛奈出席动工仪式,标志着该国航运网络建设进入新阶段。
此次动工的运河路段全长151.6公里,起点位于干拉省的波雷波(Prek Po),终点延伸至白马省沿海地区。该项目旨在通过构建现代化的水路系统,将柬埔寨内陆河流与海洋直接连通。
洪玛奈在仪式上表示,德崇富南运河项目是国家荣誉的象征,也是提升国家物流能力的核心工程。该运河建成后,将增强柬埔寨的经济韧性,通过改善水路运输效率,为沿线省份的贸易往来与农业发展提供增长动力,并以此改善当地民众的生活水平。此次第二标段的开工,体现了政府建设国家航运网络的规划目标。
📋 简要摘要 ▸
2026年4月11日,柬埔寨首相洪玛奈主持了德崇富南运河项目第二标段的动工仪式。该运河全长151.6公里,连接干拉省至白马省沿海。洪玛奈强调,该项目是国家荣誉的象征,旨在提升物流能力、促进经济韧性,并为沿线省份的贸易与农业发展提供新的增长动力,是柬埔寨现代航运网络建设的关键里程碑。
📋 完整原文 ▸
[来源: CP] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: Cambodia Marks Historic Milestone with Groundbreaking of Funan Techo Canal Section 2
Prime Minister Hun Manet launches the 151-kilometer phase of the landmark waterway project connecting Kandal province to the coastal waters of Kep
The Royal Government of Cambodia officially launched the second section of the Funan Techo Integrated Water Resource Management project on April 11, 2026, marking a pivotal step in the development of the nation’s most ambitious navigation network. Presided over by Prime Minister Samdech Thipadei Hun Manet, the groundbreaking ceremony signaled the start of construction for a 151.6-kilometer stretch of the canal that will traverse from Prek Po in Kandal province to the coast of Kep province.
During the ceremony, Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized that the realization of the Funan Techo project is a matter of national honor and a vital component in enhancing the kingdom’s logistical capacity. He noted that the project is designed to foster economic resilience and improve the livelihoods of citizens by creating a modern, efficient waterway that links internal river systems directly to the sea. The Prime Minister highlighted that the canal would serve as a catalyst for long-term growth, providing new opportunities for trade and agricultural development in the provinces it intersects.
The commencement of Section 2 reflects the government’s unwavering commitment to establishing a historic maritime connection. By utilizing natural and ancient chann