Source: FN Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen announced that the petroleum price will decrease by $0.03 from the first July 2018, addressing to 3,000 graduates at Phnom Penh’s Diamond Island on Friday. According to the premier, the Royal Government of Cambodia has spent $83 million to stabilize the petroleum price during the first five months…
Source: FN As the electoral campaign is approaching, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen urged all political parties to publicize their parties’ policies and avoid taunting other parties’ policies, addressing to 3,000 graduates at Phnom Penh’s Diamond Island on Friday. “Talk good about your policies and do not taunt others,” said the premier adding that “I…
Source: FN Addressing to 3,000 graduates at Phnom Penh’s Diamond Island on Friday, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen announced to allow students to take three-day off to take part in the July’s elections and he hoped that taxis will not increase taxi fee. “Students are allowed to have a three-day off for the upcoming election,…
Microfinance Loans for Education Yesterday, in this mutual recognition of tourism guides among countries in ASEAN, I brought up this issue about loans from banks and/or microfinance for students who wish to continue their studies but do not have the financial resource ability. I think it is now time to urge banks and/or microfinance to…
Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen called on specialized banks and microfinance institutions in Cambodia to promote tourism by providing low-interest loans to Cambodian students to pursue tourism education and skills. The request was made when Prime Minister Hun Sen presided over the closing ceremony of the second International Conference on ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangement…
Source: FN Shedding his tears, Prime Minister Hun Sen looked back to 41 years ago when he invested his life to liberate Cambodia from Pol Pot regime, leaving alone his unfortunate nation and his five-month pregnant wife. “Today is the 41st anniversary of the day I used my life as a capital to liberate the…
Source: FN As World Cup 2018 season arrived, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, on Wednesday, called on football fans not to bet money. His appeal was made in a meeting with more than 17,000 workers from 13 factories in Takeo province, approximately 70km southwest of Phnom Penh. “Please don’t bet; if you want, don’t bet…
Source: FN Minimum wage of workers will be higher than $170 by 2019, said Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen Wednesday morning addressing to more than 17,000 workers from 13 factories in Takeo province, approximately 70km southwest of Phnom Penh. “I announced in advance that the workers’ minimum wage will be more than $170 by 2019.…
Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen request citizens to not hit the ox cart when annoyed by the ox, nor hate Hun Sen when annoyed by the village chiefs. It is unreasonable, he said, addressing to more than 17,000 workers from 13 factories in Takeo province, approximately 70km southwest of Phnom Penh. “It is already…
Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen said Wednesday morning that critics do not know him well, addressing to more than 17,000 workers from 13 factories in Takeo province, approximately 70km southwest of Phnom Penh. The reaction was made in response to the statement that the premier cares more about workers than farmers. “Those who do…