PHNOM PENH, Dec. 31 (Xinhua) -- Major local Chinese-language newspaper the Commercial News here on Monday unveiled the Top 10 News of Cambodia in 2007, which presented a peaceful and flourishing picture of the country.
On top of the chart was the inauguration of the new National Assembly office building on July 7. The Khmer-style mansion took four years and cost 26 million U.S. dollars to become the most updated government building of the country.
Secondly, Senate President Chea Sim, National Assembly President Heng Samrin and Prime Minister Hun Sen, the spirit of Cambodia's governing body, won new uttermost honorary titles from King Norodom Sihamoni on Oct. 12.
Thirdly, Hun Sen on March 15 emphasized that his government consistently supports the One-China Policy and won't allow the Taiwanese authority to establish representative office in Phnom Penh.
Fourthly, the Asia-Pacific City Coalition of Anti-Racism held its first meeting in Phnom Penh on June 5, with the attendance of the deputies from more than 10 regional countries.
Fifthly, Kim Yong Il, Prime Minister of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), paid his four-day official visit to Cambodia.
Sixthly, the National Assembly approved the Civil Aviation Law on Dec. 5, which will provide legal security for passengers and boost the tourism industry.
Seventhly, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) arrested former leaders of the Democratic Kampuchea (DK, 1975-1979) Ieng Sary, his wife Ieng Thirith and Khieu Samphan in December.
Eighthly, the Cambodian government on Dec. 11 blasted United Nations Human Rights Envoy Yash Ghai's recent criticism of the country's judicial system and land rights management, calling him tourist rather than envoy.
Ninthly, Hun Sen on Oct. 28 attended the China-ASEAN Expo in Guangxi, China, for the fourth time consecutively, which bore witness to the ever growing political and trade ties between the two countries.
Finally, the major ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) scored landslide victory in the commune councils election on April 1, which guaranteed for CPP a secure forecast of its performance in the general election in 2008.
According to other recent reports of local media, political dominance by CPP and macro-economic stability are the key words to assess the situation of Cambodia in 2007.
CPP, in conjunction with the Funcinpec Party, has governed the kingdom for almost a decade, while the economy during this period developed positively, with its average growth rate from 2004 to 2006 standing at 11 percent.
Meanwhile, one third of the country's population still live poverty and the government has been under ever rising international pressure to cope with corruption and social injustice to testify its competence and legality, said the reports.
On top of the chart was the inauguration of the new National Assembly office building on July 7. The Khmer-style mansion took four years and cost 26 million U.S. dollars to become the most updated government building of the country.
Secondly, Senate President Chea Sim, National Assembly President Heng Samrin and Prime Minister Hun Sen, the spirit of Cambodia's governing body, won new uttermost honorary titles from King Norodom Sihamoni on Oct. 12.
Thirdly, Hun Sen on March 15 emphasized that his government consistently supports the One-China Policy and won't allow the Taiwanese authority to establish representative office in Phnom Penh.
Fourthly, the Asia-Pacific City Coalition of Anti-Racism held its first meeting in Phnom Penh on June 5, with the attendance of the deputies from more than 10 regional countries.
Fifthly, Kim Yong Il, Prime Minister of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), paid his four-day official visit to Cambodia.
Sixthly, the National Assembly approved the Civil Aviation Law on Dec. 5, which will provide legal security for passengers and boost the tourism industry.
Seventhly, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) arrested former leaders of the Democratic Kampuchea (DK, 1975-1979) Ieng Sary, his wife Ieng Thirith and Khieu Samphan in December.
Eighthly, the Cambodian government on Dec. 11 blasted United Nations Human Rights Envoy Yash Ghai's recent criticism of the country's judicial system and land rights management, calling him tourist rather than envoy.
Ninthly, Hun Sen on Oct. 28 attended the China-ASEAN Expo in Guangxi, China, for the fourth time consecutively, which bore witness to the ever growing political and trade ties between the two countries.
Finally, the major ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) scored landslide victory in the commune councils election on April 1, which guaranteed for CPP a secure forecast of its performance in the general election in 2008.
According to other recent reports of local media, political dominance by CPP and macro-economic stability are the key words to assess the situation of Cambodia in 2007.
CPP, in conjunction with the Funcinpec Party, has governed the kingdom for almost a decade, while the economy during this period developed positively, with its average growth rate from 2004 to 2006 standing at 11 percent.
Meanwhile, one third of the country's population still live poverty and the government has been under ever rising international pressure to cope with corruption and social injustice to testify its competence and legality, said the reports.
9 comments:
FUCK ALL KHMER
LITTLE COUNTRY WITH BIG SHIT
ALWAYS FIGHTING EACH OTHER FOR MONEY AND PUSSY.
FUCK ALL KHMER
DUMB SHIT ASSHOLE KHMER PEOPLE
GET A LIFE
To 1:39PM
Hey fool! The reason Khmer people are fuck up because the Vietcong government installed AH HUN SEN puppet government since 1979! You better tell the Vietcong government to stop interfering with Khmer internal affair! Otherwise you will be fuck up too! Ahahahahha!
POVERTY, CORRUPTION, ECT... NEED HELP FROM OTHER COUNTRY TO HELP
TO SAVE YOUR ASS
WHAT ABOUT SELLING YOUR ANGKOR WAT
OR GIVE IT BACK TO THAILAND WE GIVE YOU MORE AID AND GIVE YOUR POOR PEOPLE JOBS
To 7:28PM!
All of you fucken Thaicong can claim all you want but all you fucken Thaicong know too damn well that the inscription on Angkor Wat are written in Khmer Sanskrit language to prove the Khmer ownership of Angkor Wat!
It is about time that your stupid Thaicong government needs to stop teaching all the Thaicong population that everything Khmer people have belong to the Thaicong population!
By the way, the world court had proved that all of you fucken Thaicong are nothing but a fucken thief for stealing Khmer property the Phrea Vihear temple on 15th January 1962!
It doesn't pay to be a fucken Thaicong thief and beside you can get kill too! Ahahahhaha!
To 7:20PM!
All of you fucken Thaicong can claim all you want but all you fucken Thaicong know too damn well that the inscription on Angkor Wat are written in Khmer Sanskrit language to prove the Khmer ownership of Angkor Wat!
It is about time that your stupid Thaicong government needs to stop teaching all the Thaicong population that everything Khmer people have belong to the Thaicong population!
By the way, the world court had proved that all of you fucken Thaicong are nothing but a fucken thief for stealing Khmer property the Phrea Vihear temple on 15th January 1962!
It doesn't pay to be a fucken Thaicong thief and beside you can get kill too! Ahahahhaha!
IT'S FUCKUP WHEN KHMER PRETENDED TO BE THAI IN ORDER TO SEE THE RESPOND TO THE COMMENTED ABOVE. NOW THAT'S PSYCHOSES INDEED.
To 2:33AM!
It doesn't matter who pretend to be whom or what and at the end they will get their arse kick anyway! Ahahahahha!
That Motherf*cker. You son of a bird flue duck!!! Why you are coming here to harrase my Khmer people for?!!! You MF can go back and f*ck your duck mother and get out!!!!!!!
Getta hell out of my land. We don't need you bird flue duck and Thaicong shit here & take all your dammmotherf*cker duck'stuff back and shuff it!!!!!!!!! My people are doing just fine without your motherf*ck stuff. Asshole!!!!!
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