Speech given by the Prime Minister on national and international occasions, review conference, etc. in English and in Khmer
… Last year I have met with Mr. Helmut Kutin and I promised that I would come to preside over the inauguration of the SOS-Children Village. He was presenting me at that time a number of problems that needed to be addressed such as land for building schools in Siemreap.
… May I offer my respect to grandparents, aunts and uncles, and all our compatriots who have come to celebrate the inauguration ceremony of the two bridges — Hun Sen-Toeuk Voel and Hun Sen-O Smach bridges.
In addition to his prepared text, Samdech Hun Sen elaborated on the Japanese assistance, the 7-January victory anniversary, which are being selected and translated as follow: … I have a great pleasure to be present here again after my visit here on January 5, 2001, with HE Gotaro Ogawa, the Japanese Ambassador. There were…
… I should elaborate a little more on this point. I am begging all of you to pay attention on issues of illegal roadblocks. Before I decide to relieve you of positions and duties, I am going to give you all this piece of my last warning.
01 January 2002 [Recently Samdech Hun Sen granted an interview on a number of issues to Cambodia Daily Publisher Bernard Krisher, Editor-in-Chief Dave Bloss and Associate Editor Lor Chandara. The interview provided here follows was published in ‘The Cambodia Daily’ from January 01 through to January 04, 2002]