23.01.09
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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has announced plans to install video-conferencing facilities at key military headquarters throughout the country to promote e-government, national media said on Friday.
The move would reduce government spending on transportation and improve national security, English-language daily newspaper the Phnom Penh Post quoted him as saying.
"We are moving towards e-government, and we will continue to install video-conferencing systems at all regional military headquarters for commanding soldiers," he said.
"With video conferencing, we can reduce costs and work faster," he said, noting that military and civilian officials would need to attend fewer meetings in person.
In terms of national security, the technology will facilitate communication with military officials stationed far from Phnom Penh, as the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of National Defense will use the technology, he added.
After returning from a trip to Kuwait last week, the premier participated in a video conference with 23 provincial governors, an experience that convinced him of the benefits of investing further in the technology, Xinhua reported.
The move would reduce government spending on transportation and improve national security, English-language daily newspaper the Phnom Penh Post quoted him as saying.
"We are moving towards e-government, and we will continue to install video-conferencing systems at all regional military headquarters for commanding soldiers," he said.
"With video conferencing, we can reduce costs and work faster," he said, noting that military and civilian officials would need to attend fewer meetings in person.
In terms of national security, the technology will facilitate communication with military officials stationed far from Phnom Penh, as the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of National Defense will use the technology, he added.
After returning from a trip to Kuwait last week, the premier participated in a video conference with 23 provincial governors, an experience that convinced him of the benefits of investing further in the technology, Xinhua reported.
3 comments:
How imbecile the head of poorest nation acts as if his bureaucracy is ready to tackle cyber age.
Aa khwak prabb teus aa thlong...
How funny,the imbecile figures he is savvy in technology but people still beg,prostitute,rob and steal to live.
Cambodia is still in dark age.
Imbecile government sends poor to slave the foreign countries and starves the dirt poor who can't afford to bribe their way out.
Imbecile head needs a throughly examination.
wow, cambodia sounds very high tech, indeed; e-gov't, e-medicine, e-visa and so on. god bless cambodia.
Hun Sen is running out of confidence to himself after he has finished Hok Lundy, Heng Peuo, Oum Chhay and now with Ke Kim Yann. Therefore he needs noone to be at close range to him except his bodyguards. So he think e-government is a best way to keep him safe. But I think he is now more in danger than any time. Karma is returning to him at a ny moment. He is now scaring with lightenning, earthquake and stunamie of the seas.
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