Tag Archives: Phnom Penh

Address at the Commemoration of the 62nd Anniversary of the Establishment of the National Police Force

Your Excellency Sar Kheng, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior

Your Excellencies Ambassadors to Kingdom of Cambodia

Your Excellency Hok Lundy, General Commissioner of the National Police

Your Excellencies Ladies and Gentlemen

Commissioner, Non-Commissioner, and National Police Force!

Address to the Graduation and Opening of the Buddhist Teaching School Year.

Address to the Second Cambodian Economic Forum.

Selected Comments at the Graduation Ceremony at Hunan Resource Development Institute (HRDI)

I have a great pleasure to return to HRDI today to present our graduates with their degrees and as the Director Seng Phally mentioned it is my fifth presence here. Indeed it is my first appearance after taking a break for ten days due to illness. Illness is an equal justice as anyone may fall sick and this program is a lucky one that it does not fall on the period. I would also like to take this opportunity to express my apology for being unable to attend three programs – 1) annual meeting with leaders of trade unions; 2) meeting with

Address at the Closing of the Conference of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport “Taking Stock of Performance in 2006 and Setting Future Direction for 2007”

Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, Members of Royal Government,

National and International Guest,

Dear Compatriots,

Selected Comments at the Closing of the Annual Stock-taking of 2006 and Directions for 2007 of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT)

… Please allow me to give my remark. HE Minister Sun Chan Thol has just reported to me before I came here that there was an increase of 28.33% of overloaded trucks in the first three months of 2006. For the first three months of 2007 we noticed a decrease to 9.33% or 19% more. Although we have brought down this much of decrease of overloaded case, we still have to be aware that the remaining percentage could also cause serious damage to our roads and bridges as well. I am to instruct you all that this has to be amended. I see

Selected Comments at the Inauguration of Hun Sen – Phnom Penh Themi College in the Village of Chres, Sangkat Phnom Penh Thmei, Khan Russei Keo, Phnom Penh

… Together with our Buddhist monks and people I am glad that today we put into use a new achievement which is a contribution to education and a benefit to our children in this area. Taking this opportune moment I wish to express my sincere appreciation and thanks to Oknha Tri Heng for making a donation of his personal resources of about 300,000 US dollars in building this college as is reported by HE Kep Chuktema, Mayor of Phnom Penh. As far as school and education facility, the country has indeed making its initial steps from

Speech at Stock-Taking Conferences on Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery 2006-2007 and Setting Direction for 2007-2008

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

Participants of the Conference,

Keynote Addressed at the Opening of the third Asia Economic Forum on “Leadership Needs and Challenges in the Twenty-First Century: Asian Perspectives”

Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen

Distinguished Guests

Comments on the 2007 Second-Term Commune Elections

… Since today is my first appearance after the commune elections I wish to make some clarifications. After the elections of the second-term commune councils the Royal Government of Cambodia is not going to make any changes at all. In some countries local elections could lead to changes in the local administration but for me I am to affirm that the current Royal Government led by CPP with Funcinpec as its partner will continue till the end of its term though Funcinpec has gone down to number four in this elections and even if Funcinpec is going to gain no further votes in the coming general elections in2008.