Cambodia's Techo International Airport, a landmark project emphasizing sustainable design, officially opened on September 9, 2025. Situated in Kandal Province, approximately 19 kilometers from Phnom Penh's city center, the 2,600-hectare facility aims to transform the country's aviation sector while prioritizing environmental responsibility.
The airport's green features include solar energy integration, rainwater harvesting systems, and energy-efficient infrastructure, aligning with global climate goals. Analysts highlight its potential to boost Cambodia's tourism and trade, positioning the nation as a key Southeast Asian hub. Business professionals note opportunities in logistics and hospitality, while travelers anticipate enhanced regional connectivity.
With plans to handle 13 million passengers annually by 2030, Techo International Airport reflects Cambodia's ambition to balance economic growth with ecological stewardship. The project also underscores ASEAN's push for modern, sustainable infrastructure amid rising regional competition.
