A University with Famous Reputation Today, I have a great pleasure to join with all 3,579 graduates of the Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE) to celebrate their graduation and to present them with their diplomas. Since 1996, this is my 17th presence for the graduation and diplomas presenting ceremony for RULE. I could…
Respected Samdech Preah Akka Moha Sanga Raja Tibadei, Samdech Preah Sanga Raja, and Buddhist monks, Senior Directors and Leaders of Islamists, Samdech, Excellencies, Ladies, Gentlemen, National and International Guests, Members of the Meeting, and Dear Compatriots, 28 June 2017 is the 66th founding anniversary of the Cambodian People’s Party, originally the Khmer Revolutionary Party, to…
… Those educated in the Vanda Accounting Institute have skills relating to finance and accounting. They know more about banks and banking, taxation, auditing, etc. HE Som Kimsour may need to recruit some for national auditors. The Ministry of Inspection may do so too. The problem is to ensure a proper and just entry exam.…
Every Pagoda Should Write a History Book of Its Own […] I am so happy today to be able to join with all of you to cut the ribbon to inaugurate the Buddhist temple and achievements in the Prek Pra pagoda … I am so proud with achievements realized in this old Buddhist monastery. I…
I am so happy to return and join all of you for the graduation and diploma presenting ceremony for 3,769 graduates of Royal University of Law and Economics.
On 12 November 2015, Samdech Techo Hun Sen issued a verbal clarification on response to destructive attack on culture of dialogue by opposition leader. CNV has made a selected English translation and published here followed: Esteemed Buddhist monks, compatriots,
Faced with attacks by leaders of the opposition party destroying once again culture of dialogue, Samdech Techo Hun Sen made the following message on Facebook:
Esteemed Buddhist Monks, Beloved Compatriots, Today I returned from the successful official visit to the French Republic at the invitation of President Francois Hollande. As I arrived, I called for an urgent meeting with other leaders on issue relating to what happened in the capital city of Phnom Penh on 26 October.