Cambodia, Vietnam plan to plant another 118 border markers
Cambodian and Vietnam have decided to start installing another batch of 118 border markers on May 24, local media reported on Saturday.
Both sides agreed recently to conduct a ceremony on May 24 for installing the markers along the border at Kompong Cham province, where the main crossing between the two countries is situated, Lon Lim Thay, Chief of Cabinet of the province, was quoted by Cambodian daily newspaper the Raksmey Kampuchea as saying.
"Both sides have also agreed on the architecture of the makers and the Vietnamese side will pay for the construction," he added.
In September 2006, both countries began the first phase of border marker installation at the Bavet-Mocbai international border checking point.
Cambodia and Vietnam plan to install altogether 353 border markers along their land border of 1,270 kilometers and the whole process is expected to end in December 2008.
Source: Xinhua
Both sides agreed recently to conduct a ceremony on May 24 for installing the markers along the border at Kompong Cham province, where the main crossing between the two countries is situated, Lon Lim Thay, Chief of Cabinet of the province, was quoted by Cambodian daily newspaper the Raksmey Kampuchea as saying.
"Both sides have also agreed on the architecture of the makers and the Vietnamese side will pay for the construction," he added.
In September 2006, both countries began the first phase of border marker installation at the Bavet-Mocbai international border checking point.
Cambodia and Vietnam plan to install altogether 353 border markers along their land border of 1,270 kilometers and the whole process is expected to end in December 2008.
Source: Xinhua
Don't be fooled, HUN SAN has already been paying for it.
ReplyDeleteYay!!! Thank you to all people of
ReplyDeletethe great Vietnam and its
government for being so generous
with poor Cambodia, but please
hesitate not to count on us for
any help to experdite this
demarcation project to a close
on schedule, that is by the end
of 2008 calendar year.
Long Live Cambo-Vietnam friendship!
Long Live Monsooners!!!
Vietnam has no money, most of profits from tourism were diverge by the CPP into the Vietcong account. It's ironic to pay for cost.
ReplyDeleteIt's a fact we have Kindergarteners in the ruling class.
LOL, "Vietnam has no, money ...",
ReplyDeletehahaha, ROFLMAO, hahaha....
Do you think GW Bush would waste
times to visit poor slob for
nothing?
Since VN has no money, we the Americans can take advantages of the poor. We can buy cheap labors.
ReplyDeleteIf Cambodia wouldn't too much corruptions on the platters, we would come to invest in Cambodia by now. Who wouldn't want to pay a dollar a day and without any compensations for the workers! Big Brother will be coming when the time is right!
Yes, and currently we don't have
ReplyDeletemuch corruption on the platters.
And the US is started to roll in
now. We've seen GE and FourPoint
hotel just a couple days ago.
I say no thank to the fucken Vietcong! What seem to be the hurry? ahahhahhahahhah!
ReplyDeleteThe Vietcong know all and know best for Cambodian people got to go!
Cambodia will take of the Vietcong supplement border treaties before any Vietcong border shit markers go up!!!
Fuck the Vietcong!
No, you don't want to take the
ReplyDeletetreatie away, stupid, then they
will just marked their territories
right smack in the middle of
cambodia and Phnom Penh will be
part of Vietnam, and we all have
to move back to our old capital
Siem Reap.