Tag Archives: Phnom Penh

Address at the Inauguration of the Healthcare Technical School

– Your Venerable Buddhist Monks;

– Your Excellency Fumiaki Takahashi, Ambassador of Japan to the   

  Kingdom of Cambodia;

– Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen;

– Dear Compatriots,

Selected Comments at Address at the Inauguration of the Healthcare Technical School in Phnom Penh

I am grateful that the Director of the School has displayed pictures of how the school has been developed since 1960s and later on at one point it has been transformed into a warehouse for UNICEF and finally back into a school. When HE Chhea Thang was Minister and HE Dinarong Rith was the Secretary of State for Health, in 1996 I came here to preside

Address at the Closing forum of Health Sector Joint Annual Monitoring and the 27th Health Conference

-Your Venerable Monks,

-Members of Senate, National Assembly and the Government

-Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen,

-Health Ministry’s Officials at Provincial-Municipal, District-Khan, Commune-Sangkat

Selected Comments at the Ministry of Health’s Annual Conference

On Demand for Midwife

In relation to midwife issue, I would suggest if we could use similar incentive as we did in the area of tuberculosis. I remember that before it was covered by the budget from the

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

Once again, I am glad to be invited to the institute’s graduation ceremony. It is my fourth to preside over the graduation ceremony as such after my first on August 26, 2002 at the Chakdomuk theatre, the second time on July 27, 2003 at the National Institute for Education and the third time on May 03, 2005 also at the National Institute for Education (NIE). It is indeed an honor to be invited to join with professors and students at their

Remarks at the Cambodia-Vietnam Trade Forum

Your Excellency PHAN VAN KHAI, Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam,

Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen,

Address at the Commemoration of the 96th Anniversary of International Women’s Day, March 8th 2006

Samdech, Your Royal Highness,

Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen,

Today, I and my wife have the great pleasure to participate in the 96^th Anniversary of the

Selected Comments on the March-8 International Women’s Day

Please allow me to make some comments in addition to my prepared text. Today we organize the celebration of March 8 – the international women’s day. My question is why we take only one day in 365 days to celebrate the international women’s day and not all 365. What I wanted to say is that we should try and implement what we have put out in action. Violence on and trafficking in women has become hot issues and is demanding

Briefing the Press after the Opening of the 8th Consultative Group Meeting for Cambodia

Why do we have to amend the Constitution? Our main aim is to guarantee that there would not be anymore political deadlock in the future, or after the elections in 2008. This also applies in the case that the Prime Minister’s post is definitely unoccupied – from whatever reason – the establishment of a new Government should for this reason be decided by the formula of 50 + 1 rather than the two third majority system. There have