National Road 55 – A Road Difficult to Construct Formerly national road 56, the national road 55 connects the city of Pursat to the district of Krovanh and to Thmo Da at the border with Thailand. The engineering team of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces under the command of Gen. Kvan Siem first rebuild this…
Source: FN Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen said that China has supplied raw materials through seven ships to support factories in Cambodia in the wake of Covid-19 crisis. The premier spoke Monday at the inauguration of National Road No. 55 and opening the construction of National Road 10. “It is a good news for workers…
Source: FN Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen and the Chinese Ambassador to Cambodia Wang Wentian, on 9 March 2020, presided over the inauguration ceremony of National Road No. 55, connecting Pursat to Cambodia-Thailand border. Constructed by China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), the road has a total length of 180 kilometres and a width of…
Source: FN Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen reacted to a recent report of VNA’s news stating that Vietnam bans Cambodian entries to prevent the spread of Covid-19. The premier stressed that such false reporting can be confusing to Cambodia, and could provoke outrages among Khmer people. He spoke Monday at the inauguration of National Road…
Source: FN Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said he will visit Siem Reap soon to reduce people’s fears, as first case of Covid-19 confirmed on the local. He spoke Monday at the inauguration ceremony of National Road No. 55 in Pursat province. “…the family members of the 38-year-old man in Siem Reap are negative of…
Source: FN Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen called on Cambodians to sampeah instead of shake hands to prevent the spreading of Covid-19. He spoke at the annual congress of Health Ministry, held Wednesday at Sokha Phnom Penh Hotel. “We use this way of greeting [sampeah] as our custom practice; Khmer do not shake hands. Only…
Source: FN Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen announced that the Royal Government of Cambodia has decided to reduce state institutions’ expenditure by 50 percent, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Commerce, and the Council of Ministers only 25 percent. The announcement was made at the annual congress of Health Ministry, held Wednesday…
Source: FN Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen regarded fake news spreaders as “terrorists” which created problems not only in Cambodia but beyond. He spoke at the annual congress of Ministry of Health, held on Wednesday. “Those who spread fake news are terrorists who do not only pollute the Cambodian society but also the world. Even…
From text: Today, I am pleased to join with all of you to close the 41st annual review meeting to assess progress and achievements in health sector fulfilling the 2019 plan, while addressing both positive and negative points of the operation of health system, and setting directives and prioritizing action plans for 2020, and coming…
[…] (The Ministry) must find it out. Even if the (Cambodian) persons who led the Royal Ballet team is a royal families member himself, the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts must invite and give him/her instruction on such devastating action. Cambodian arts belongs to the Cambodian nation, not an exclusive property of anyone royal members. Even HM the King, he never considers them his own exclusively […]
[…] Firstly, please work together to keep value of national culture and arts by maintaining the different forms of arts that we have. I continue to say that there could be no cultural aggression from outside but only voluntary acceptance […]
[…] Secondly, may I ask artists not to insult each other online/Facebook? It is quite inappropriate. As artists, you are public figures taking your appearance on TV and among thousands of public where you performed. What would it do to your reputation when you insult one another on Facebook? […] either in associations or as individuals, artists must refrain from such rhetoric or insults […] you are pursuing roles of social educators but you seemed to do things that disrepute yourselves […]
Samdech Techo Hun Sen, 22nd National Culture Day, 3 March 2020