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Total of large projects to open in 2020
December 28, 2020

Although the Covid-19 Crisis has had many negative social and economic effects, the Cambodian government has continued to fulfill its responsibilities, especially in infrastructure development. To date, no infrastructure projects have been postponed, and projects to open in 2020 have already begun. Here are some of the big projects that will open in 2020:

1) Rehabilitation and construction project of National Road No. 2 and No. 22

The rehabilitation and construction of National Road No. 2 and No. 22 with a total length of more than 72 km at a cost of approximately $ 56 million, which is financed by the Government of the Republic of Korea with the contribution of the Royal Government of Cambodia.

The groundbreaking ceremony was held in the presence of Prime Minister Hun Sen and HE Park Heung-kyung, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Cambodia on the morning of February 11, 2020.

The section of National Road No. 2 is from Takhmao roundabout to O Chambok with a length of 62.56 km (passing through Phnom Penh with a length of 5.4 km, Kandal with a length of 14.21 km and Takeo with a length of 52.56 km). Separately, National Road No. 22 is from O Chambok to Ang Ta Som with a length of 9.61 km in Takeo province. (Read more )

As of December 2020, the project has achieved about 20% and is scheduled to be completed in the first quarter of 2022. (Read more )

2) National Road 10 from Battambang to Koh Kong

National Road No. 10 connects Samlot, Battambang province, through Veal Veng, Osom, Pursat province to Koh Kong province, with a total length of more than 198 kilometers, which will cost a total of more than 188 million US dollars, financed by the Chinese government.

The groundbreaking ceremony was held on the morning of March 9, 2020 under the high presidency of Prime Minister Hun Sen and Chinese Ambassador HE Wang Wentian.

The road will be built in accordance with the level 3 road standard of the technical standard of the People's Republic of China, with a total width of 9 meters, 8 meters wide double-layer pavement (DBST), which will take 48 months to build from December. 2019 to December 2023.

As of August 2020, this project has achieved about 36%.

3) AEON 3 Shopping Mall on Street 60m

The AEON 3 shopping mall project is located in Prek Talong 3 village, Chak Angre Krom commune, Meanchey district, built with an investment capital of approximately 290 million US dollars. The project is larger than the first and second Aeon Markets combined, with a total floor area of 174,000 square meters.

The groundbreaking ceremony was held this morning, October 7, in the presence of HE Khuong Sreng, Governor of Phnom Penh, as well as representatives of the Japanese company AEON MALL (CAMBODIA) CO., LTD.

AEON 3 is scheduled to open in 2023.

4) The first cable bridge in Phnom Penh connecting Koh Pich to Koh Nora

Two large bridges worth more than 40 million US dollars, built by OCIC, opened the construction site on the morning of October 26 under the presidency of Samdech Techo Prime Minister Hun Sen.

The first bridge is a cable-stayed concrete bridge connecting Koh Nora Development Area to Koh Pich Satellite City, 824 meters long and 24.5 meters wide, with 4 lanes for cars and 2 lanes for motorcycles. The bridge is expected to cost $ 38 million and will take about 35 months to build.

The second bridge is a 60-meter-long, 21-meter-wide and 21-meter-wide bridge with two rainbow-shaped steel bridges connecting National Road No. 1 to the Koh Nora Development Zone. The bridge is expected to cost $ 1.6 million and take about 12 months to build.

The two bridges are part of a $ 2.5 billion OCIC project to develop Koh Nora into a new satellite city.

5) 38 roads in Siem Reap

The project has 38 infrastructure roads in Siem Reap, with a total length of 108.74 km, under construction with a total national budget of about 140 million US dollars. The project will take 13 months to complete and is expected to be completed by the end of 2021.

The project was opened under the presidency of Prime Minister Hun Sen on the morning of November 30.

6) Small and medium enterprise group worth $ 30 million of Sear Rithy in Takhmao

World Bridge Industrial Developments Co., Ltd.'s 4.0 small and medium enterprise cluster project worth more than $ 30 million Currently under construction on more than 6 hectares along National Road 21 near the affordable housing project in Takhmao.

The groundbreaking ceremony was held on the morning of November 27 under the chairmanship of His Excellency Cham Prasidh, Minister of Industry, Science and Technology, and Mr. Sear Rithy, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the World Bridge Group and other distinguished guests.

The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of April 2021.

Last week Chen Sheng-wei (陳昇瑋), Taiwan AI Academy’s CEO and E. Sun Financial Holding’s CTO, passed away from a stroke. This was a big loss to the tech and AI community, and we’d like to take the time to highlight some of his accomplishments for the ecosystem.

He has been dubbed “Taiwan’s AI guru” and “the godfather of Taiwan’s data science” because of his contributions to the community, making data science known as his north star, and growing AI talent. Taiwan AI Academy, for example, nurtures top AI talent through intensive four-month training programs to help industries in Taiwan gain a competitive edge in the AI revolution and industrial development. They offer different tracks depending on the students’ skills and needs, such as programs for technical professionals versus ones for business managers. They have a roster of heavyweight AI experts on the panel of teachers who have teaching experience as well. Taiwan AI Academy has so far cultivated around 6,000 young people around the country in 2 years, according to the academy.

The National Development Council (NDC) had previously recruited him to serve as a government advisor in drafting an open-data policy due to his expertise. One of his latest projects was the Taiwan Renaissance Platform, which was launched earlier this year with the aim of helping Taiwanese businesses upgrade and transfer from their existing, more traditional business models, in preparation for the challenges ahead.

In terms of his background, Chen Sheng-wei received his PhD. in Electrical Engineering from National Taiwan University and his B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science from National Tsing Hua University. He started his career at Academia Sinica, Taiwan’s top research institute, at the age of 26. In 2017, he helped Academia Sinica to build its first popular science website to make science more approachable to the general public. During his 18-year tenure of service to the country’s research pool, Taiwanese manufacturers, and future workforce, he published over 130 research papers and founded the Taiwan Data Science Society alongside Taiwan AI Academy.

What kind of lessons can founders take away from Chen Sheng-wei?

1. Have a north star: when you have a big, lofty goal to reach, you essentially have a vision for your company. Keeping your north star in mind will ensure that you’re always moving in the right direction.

2. Users first: One of the biggest challenges in the early days of AI was education. The general public viewed AI in the lens of entertainment or sci-fi, which wasn’t that accurate. Chen Sheng-wei educated the public on the true nature of AI and the importance of data science in a format that best suited the public’s UX. The same kind of thinking can be applied to your users as well.

3. Give back to the community: One of the ways that Silicon Valley is so powerful is because everyone in the ecosystem understands the concept of “paying it forward”. Helping other founders and stakeholders will open doors of opportunity in the future. See if you can use the COVID-19 situation in a positive way to help others like Chen Sheng-wei did, for example by taking your data and turning it into content for your users / clients, or by onboarding offline clients affected by the virus to being online to drive sales.

Thank you Chen Sheng-wei for your contributions to Taiwan’s development, may you rest in peace.

Photo credit: Taiwan News

By: Natalie Feng Lin, Analyst

Recently I’ve seen many rumors circulating about me and enormous amounts of hate. This is no surprise to me. I know that since most people are not aware of the full meaning of the climate crisis (which is understandable since it has never been treated as a crisis) a school strike for the climate would seem very strange to people in general.
So let me make some things clear about my school strike.

In may 2018 I was one of the winners in a writing competition about the environment held by Svenska Dagbladet, a Swedish newspaper. I got my article published and some people contacted me, among others was Bo Thorén from Fossil Free Dalsland. He had some kind of group with people, especially youth, who wanted to do something about the climate crisis.
I had a few phone meetings with other activists. The purpose was to come up with ideas of new projects that would bring attention to the climate crisis. Bo had a few ideas of things we could do. Everything from marches to a loose idea of some kind of a school strike (that school children would do something on the schoolyards or in the classrooms). That idea was inspired by the Parkland Students, who had refused to go to school after the school shootings.
I liked the idea of a school strike. So I developed that idea and tried to get the other young people to join me, but no one was really interested. They thought that a Swedish version of the Zero Hour march was going to have a bigger impact. So I went on planning the school strike all by myself and after that I didn’t participate in any more meetings.

When I told my parents about my plans they weren’t very fond of it. They did not support the idea of school striking and they said that if I were to do this I would have to do it completely by myself and with no support from them.
On the 20 of august I sat down outside the Swedish Parliament. I handed out fliers with a long list of facts about the climate crisis and explanations on why I was striking. The first thing I did was to post on Twitter and Instagram what I was doing and it soon went viral. Then journalists and newspapers started to come. A Swedish entrepreneur and business man active in the climate movement, Ingmar Rentzhog, was among the first to arrive. He spoke with me and took pictures that he posted on Facebook. That was the first time I had ever met or spoken with him. I had not communicated or encountered with him ever before.

Many people love to spread rumors saying that I have people ”behind me” or that I’m being ”paid” or ”used” to do what I’m doing. But there is no one ”behind” me except for myself. My parents were as far from climate activists as possible before I made them aware of the situation.
I am not part of any organization. I sometimes support and cooperate with several NGOs that work with the climate and environment. But I am absolutely independent and I only represent myself. And I do what I do completely for free, I have not received any money or any promise of future payments in any form at all. And nor has anyone linked to me or my family done so.
And of course it will stay this way. I have not met one single climate activist who is fighting for the climate for money. That idea is completely absurd.
Furthermore I only travel with permission from my school and my parents pay for tickets and accommodations.

My family has written a book together about our family and how me and my sister Beata have influenced my parents way of thinking and seeing the world, especially when it comes to the climate. And about our diagnoses.
That book was due to be released in May. But since there was a major disagreement with the book company, we ended up changing to a new publisher and so the book was released in august instead.
Before the book was released my parents made it clear that their possible profits from the book ”Scener ur hjärtat” will be going to 8 different charities working with environment, children with diagnoses and animal rights.

And yes, I write my own speeches. But since I know that what I say is going to reach many, many people I often ask for input. I also have a few scientists that I frequently ask for help on how to express certain complicated matters. I want everything to be absolutely correct so that I don’t spread incorrect facts, or things that can be misunderstood.

Some people mock me for my diagnosis. But Asperger is not a disease, it’s a gift. People also say that since I have Asperger I couldn’t possibly have put myself in this position. But that’s exactly why I did this. Because if I would have been ”normal” and social I would have organized myself in an organisation, or started an organisation by myself. But since I am not that good at socializing I did this instead. I was so frustrated that nothing was being done about the climate crisis and I felt like I had to do something, anything. And sometimes NOT doing things - like just sitting down outside the parliament - speaks much louder than doing things. Just like a whisper sometimes is louder than shouting.

Also there is one complaint that I ”sound and write like an adult”. And to that I can only say; don’t you think that a 16-year old can speak for herself? There’s also some people who say that I oversimplify things. For example when I say that "the climate crisis is a black and white issue”, ”we need to stop the emissions of greenhouse gases” and ”I want you to panic”. But that I only say because it’s true. Yes, the climate crisis is the most complex issue that we have ever faced and it’s going to take everything from our part to ”stop it”. But the solution is black and white; we need to stop the emissions of greenhouse gases.
Because either we limit the warming to 1,5 degrees C over pre industrial levels, or we don’t. Either we reach a tipping point where we start a chain reaction with events way beyond human control, or we don’t. Either we go on as a civilization, or we don’t. There are no gray areas when it comes to survival.
And when I say that I want you to panic I mean that we need to treat the crisis as a crisis. When your house is on fire you don’t sit down and talk about how nice you can rebuild it once you put out the fire. If your house is on fire you run outside and make sure that everyone is out while you call the fire department. That requires some level of panic.

There is one other argument that I can’t do anything about. And that is the fact that I’m ”just a child and we shouldn’t be listening to children.” But that is easily fixed - just start to listen to the rock solid science instead. Because if everyone listened to the scientists and the facts that I constantly refer to - then no one would have to listen to me or any of the other hundreds of thousands of school children on strike for the climate across the world. Then we could all go back to school.
I am just a messenger, and yet I get all this hate. I am not saying anything new, I am just saying what scientists have repeatedly said for decades. And I agree with you, I’m too young to do this. We children shouldn’t have to do this. But since almost no one is doing anything, and our very future is at risk, we feel like we have to continue.


And if you have any other concern or doubt about me, then you can listen to my TED talk ( https://www.ted.com/…/greta_thunberg_the_disarming_…/up-next ), in which I talk about how my interest for the climate and environment began.

And thank you everyone for you kind support! It brings me hope.
/Greta
Ps I was briefly a youth advisor for the board of the non profit foundation “We don’t have time”. It turns out they used my name as part of another branch of their organisation that is a start up business. They have admitted clearly that they did so without the knowledge of me or my family. I no longer have any connection to “We don’t have time”. Nor has anyone in my family. They have deeply apologised and I have accepted their apology.