The World Bank (WB) and the Australian government will respectively provide 30 million U.S. dollars and six million U.S. dollars in aid for regular road maintenance in Cambodia, local media said on Sunday.
"The Australian government will send experts to help us in road maintenance" at the cost of six million U.S. dollars, Cambodian newspaper the Rasmey Kampuchea Daily quoted Sun Chan Thol, Minister of Public Works and Transportation, as saying.
The World Bank will also provide Cambodia with six million U.S. dollars each year for five years for regular road maintenance, he added.
In 2007, Cambodia will maintain 2,337 km of roads, including national and rural roads, at the cost of about 23.8 million U.S. dollars, said official statistics.
Source: Xinhua
"The Australian government will send experts to help us in road maintenance" at the cost of six million U.S. dollars, Cambodian newspaper the Rasmey Kampuchea Daily quoted Sun Chan Thol, Minister of Public Works and Transportation, as saying.
The World Bank will also provide Cambodia with six million U.S. dollars each year for five years for regular road maintenance, he added.
In 2007, Cambodia will maintain 2,337 km of roads, including national and rural roads, at the cost of about 23.8 million U.S. dollars, said official statistics.
Source: Xinhua
3 comments:
Thank you to the people of
Australia and government for their
kindness and generosity to help
our country. Of course I don't
mean Ah Khmer-Aussie who constantly
defaming us for no reason
whasoever, but to satisfy their
boredom.
Does the Cambodian govtmnt able to rule the country and act like other responsible goverment around the world by doing such civic duty like road maintenance without begging for help?
If we cannot govern ourself why don't we become a colony or propectoriate of some foreign power because at lease we don't have to beg all the time.
Hey, we can do whatever anyone can
do, the soon our oppositions stop
being such a babies.
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