Tag Archives: Phnom Penh

Keynote Address at the Awarding Ceremony of the 21st and 22nd batches of Engineer, 1st and 2nd batches of Bachelor of Engineering, and 10th and 11th batches of graduates from the Institute of Technology of Cambodia

– Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, Distinguished National and International Guests,

– Dear Lecturers, Government Officials, and Students,

Selected Comments at the Graduation Ceremony at the Cambodian Institute of Technology

Samdeck Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen made some comments during the bestowment of graduates from the Cambodian Institute of Technology (CIT) in addition to the prepared text and the followings are selected and translated.

Selected Comments during the Chat with Handicapped Soldiers

My wife and I are so happy to come see you all at the 317 center of Kiensvay for the handicapped soldiers. In September last year my wife and I came here and listened to your suggestions. We have retained this center while others have been transferred to the Ministry of Social and Veteran Affairs. We have now prepared for their residence where each family will get a plot of 1.5 hectare land and we have reserved a size of 171 hectares land as public property in which 12 hectares for schools, six hectares for pagoda and 6 hectares for health centre, four hectares for market construction and 6 hectares for administrative use, four hectares for electric station and 12 hectares for plants growing to produce biofuel.

Selected Comments at the Stocktaking and Directive Setting of Agriculture

Export Quality Rice

Keynote Address at the Opening of International Conference on “2008 Dialogue on Inter-Religious Cooperation for Peace and Harmony in Phnom Penh”

– Your Venerable Monks,

– All Venerable Religious Leaders,

– Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, Distinguished National and International Guests!

Selected Comments at the Opening of the Inter-religion Symposium

It is indeed a grateful experience for our Buddhist students to learn from other countries through representatives from Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines and Indonesia. As I said in my prepared text that religions in Cambodia had died in the genocide regime between 1975 and 1979. Though the root of religion has been a long one in history but in Cambodia they all just revived the same time. If Polpotists were just narrow minded nationalists they would have abolished other religions but not Buddhism. But they abolished all and that is their crime against humanity that they have to be accountable for while undergoing trial in the court.

Address at the Closing of 2007 Stock-Taking Conference and Directions Setting for 2008 and the years ahead of the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction

Your Excellencies, Deputy Prime Minister, Senior Ministers, Ministers, Members of the Royal Government,

Your Excellencies, Municipal-Provincial Governors,

Dear Participants!

Selected Comments at the Closing of the Annual Conference of the Ministry of Land Management, Urbanization and Construction

Strengthen and Expedite Non-Systematic Approach for Conflicts

It indeed a good thing if we can get all conflict resolved through this approach of

Selected Comments at the Meeting with 204 Buddhist Students at the Buddhist School of Preah Suramarith

Return the Building to the Cult Ministry

I am so glad to note that we have scored great achievement in human resource trai

Keynote Address at the Inauguration of Royal Ratanak Hospital

Your Venerable Monks,
Your Excellencies, the Ambassadors to the Kingdom of Cambodia,
Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen!