干拉省启动64公顷公共公园项目 扩建绿色空间

分类民生
事件时间2026-09-01
地点干拉省
来源CP
发布时间2026/09/10 08:20
详情描述
2026年9月1日,柬埔寨国土规划与建设部国务秘书Chhoeun Bunnarat率领技术工作组,前往干拉省实地考察两项公共公园建设项目,旨在扩建城市绿色空间并保护自然生态。
此次考察的两个项目分别为位于干拉省克萨干拉县(Khsach Kandal)的Boeng Tboung公园,占地42公顷;以及位于阿雷沙市(Arey Ksat)的Boeng Damrei Srut公园,占地22公顷。两处公园总占地面积达64公顷。
上述项目由当地行政部门初步规划,核心目标是为社区居民提供休闲娱乐的生态友好型公共空间。在完成此次实地评估后,国土规划与建设部的专家将与地方官员合作,进一步完善建筑蓝图与工程设计。技术规划重点在于将基础设施与现有自然景观相结合,在保护当地生态系统的基础上,建设具备功能性的休闲环境。
关于项目的具体完工时间,目前尚未公布,后续进度将由国土规划与建设部发布。
📋 简要摘要 ▸
土地管理部国务秘书检查干拉省Boeng Tboung及Boeng Damrei Srut公园项目,旨在扩建绿色城市空间,保护自然生态,提升居民生活质量。
📋 完整原文 ▸
[来源: CP] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: Cambodian Land Ministry Inspects 64-Hectare Public Park Developments in Kandal Province
Secretary of State H.E. Chhoeun Bunnarat leads site review for Boeng Tboung and Boeng Damrei Srut park projects to expand green urban spaces across Khsach Kandal and Arey Ksat
Kandal Province: Expanding green public zones and protecting natural ecosystems surrounding the capital have become core tenets of Cambodia’s sustainable urbanization agenda. On September 1, 2026, Secretary of State H.E. Chhoeun Bunnarat led a specialized technical working team from the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction to inspect designated sites for two major public space initiatives in Kandal province. The inspection focused on the proposed 42-hectare Boeng Tboung Park project in Khsach Kandal district and the 22-hectare Boeng Damrei Srut Park project in Arey Ksat city.
Initial concepts for both projects were drafted by district and municipal administrative teams with the primary objective of establishing accessible, eco-friendly public spaces for community recreation and leisure. Following this field assessment, ministry experts will collaborate with local officials to refine the architectural blueprints and engineering designs. Technical planning will emphasize integrating infrastructure with existing natural landscapes to create attractive, functionally sound recreational environments that complement local ecosystems.
Developing these two public parks—encompassing 64 hectares o