Cambodia's major seaport city and travel destination Sihanoukville has signed an agreement with Estonia's tourism city Maardu to seek for mutual investment and cooperation, local media said on Thursday.
"This agreement will help improve the investment and development cooperation between the two cities," Cambodian daily newspaper the Koh Sonthephea quoted Say Hak, governor of Sihanoukville, as saying.
Details of the agreement was not disclosed.
While signing the agreement on Wednesday, Georgy Bystrov, mayor of Maardu, highly appreciated the achievements of Sihanoukville, said the paper.
During his trip to Sihanoukville, Bystrov visited the industrial, commercial, tourism and cultural areas of the city as well as the seaport, the paper added.
Source: Xinhua
"This agreement will help improve the investment and development cooperation between the two cities," Cambodian daily newspaper the Koh Sonthephea quoted Say Hak, governor of Sihanoukville, as saying.
Details of the agreement was not disclosed.
While signing the agreement on Wednesday, Georgy Bystrov, mayor of Maardu, highly appreciated the achievements of Sihanoukville, said the paper.
During his trip to Sihanoukville, Bystrov visited the industrial, commercial, tourism and cultural areas of the city as well as the seaport, the paper added.
Source: Xinhua
Excellent, Estonia is a great noth-
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outstanding growth rate. I am sure
there are a lot they can do to help
us developed our country.
On behalf of Khmer People, welcome
to our country. I am sure we can
mutually grow here. We have many
hard working people who are ready
to help. If you need anything at
all, hesitate not to let us know.
May God blessed your venture in
our country.
Long Live Cambo-Estonia frienship!
And last but not least, Thank to
the hard working people who made
this possible for all of us. We
love you!
Cambodia have a lot to learn from
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their identity intact after 50 years of russian rule,since 1940 when the Nazis handed over Estonia to Russia. We hope KK can do the same.
We, Cambodians, are very ashamed to have an uneducated prime minister like ah Hun Sen
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If ah Hun Sen (Kbal youn khloun Sat') told RFA reporters are insolent, so ah Hun Sen is very ILL-BRED and uneducated barbarian person
3:37, khmer has no problem with
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the French, Japanese, Vietnamese,
Chinese,..., and Indian, so far
we are still Khmer.
As for Ah Khmer-Yuons in Vietnam,
forget about it. No one can
preserved their identity anywhere
for over 200 years. They are as
good as real Yuons right now.
The reason for the very good development of Estonia in the last years is their membership in the EU since the beginning of 2004. This gave all the baltic states an enormous boost for the economies. The existence of the european community requires the understanding in the necessarity of a peaceful, friendly and tolerant relationship of all their countries - which identies their people might ever have. Most of these states have a long and very tragic war history.
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Greetings from europe.
Good point, that is why we must
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We can start with Cambodia, Laos,
and Vietnam. Then we can bring in
birma by 2015, followed by China by
2025, ... . And Estiona can help us
achieved that too. You can called
EAU (East Asian Union) if you like.
3:27pm, I wish you luck for that kind of plans. But please, explain me as an foreigner, why not working together with Thailand, too? And from my point of view I think that China won't need to join such an EAU, they do have enough economic potential on their own.
ReplyDeleteCompare this to latin amercia - the NAFTA is obviously not the best model for the rest of the continent. If you have one really big player, you have too fear that he is dominating the rest.
One reason for the success of the EU has been the concept that every state has the same vote. And most of the decisions had to be made unanimously.
In principle, that concept worked very well up the size of about 15 states - now with 27 states there is a discussion, who to simplifly some rules for an easier administration.
That is a good question, 4:53. The
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richer than all of us. I believe
the union might impacting their
economy and life-style, so they
might not go for it.
As for China, their interest will
be to keep indochina from being
a proxy for any future potential
enemy. If you believe history will
repeat itself sometime in the
future, then you want to avoid
the past mistake. That is be
divided and conquered. And China
is a history freak. I mean here
their policy is not to interfere
with other nation affair, but
when it come to history, they still
picking on Japan for whitewashing
some of the Nanjing massacre ... in
their textbook. You believe that,
hehehe.
And yes, the nice thing about
forming a Union after the EU is
that we get to observe and learn
the pro and con about them from
the EU and reduce the cost of
problem with trial and error on
our own.
Thanks for this article ❤️🇰ðŸ‡ðŸ‡ªðŸ‡ª
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