Chip Mong Group News Today

Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) director-general Frank Rijsberman has announced that the Chip Mong Insee Cement Corporation has expressed an interest in establishing a refuse-derived fuel (RDF) production facility that will process legacy waste at the capital’s Dangkor landfill.

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)’s general director Frank Rijsberman has announced that the Chip Mong Insee Corporation has expressed an interest in establishing a biogas production facility that will process waste at the capital’s Dangkor landfill.

The Ministry of Environment launched the “Reduce the use of plastics and promote environmentally friendly alternatives” campaign in Kratie town on April 9.

The blood donations of young people from many large organisations have made a significant contribution to saving the lives of many patients in the Kingdom.

Prime Minister Hun Sen will meet with the talented students who received a Grade A in the recent high school diploma exams – also known as baccalaureate II, or Bacc II’ – in an event to be held in Phnom Penh on February 28.

Prime Minister Hun Sen will meet with the talented students who received a Grade A in the recent high school diploma exams – also known as baccalaureate II, or Bacc II’ – in an event to be held in Phnom Penh on February 28.

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh/Asia News Network): The structure of the 45-storey, US$230 million Chip Mong Tower on Russian Boulevard near the Techno flyover was finished on Friday (Jan 14), Chip Mong Group said in a statement.

The structure of the 45-storey, $230 million Chip Mong Tower on Russian Boulevard near the Techno flyover was finished on January 14, Chip Mong Group said in a statement.

The $180 million Hyatt Regency Phnom Penh hotel opened on December 15 after numerous delays, which real estate experts claim will have positive bearing on the property market, and illustrate the progress of international tourism reopening plans and the strength of Cambodia’s economic growth.

Cambodia has donated $13 million to the Lao government to help the neighbouring country in its fight against Covid-19. The Cambodian government donated $3 million of the funds and the rest was from private companies.