21-12-2009
VNS (Hanoi)
PHNOM PENH — Viet Nam and Cambodia agreed to intensify their traditional multi-faceted co-operation in a joint statement issued on Saturday, wrapping up Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh’s official visit to Cambodia.
The bases of the bilateral ties were outlined in the 1999 and 2005 high-level joint statements between the two countries.
They included respect of the other’s independence and sovereignty, non-interference in the internal affairs of each country, no use of force nor threat of the use of force, the banning of national territories being used by a third party to engage in attacks on the other, co-operation on an equal basis and for mutual benefit, use of peaceful negotiations to solve bilateral issues in the interest of both peoples, for peace, stability, co-operation and development in Southeast Asia.
Viet Nam and Cambodia agreed on more high-ranking meetings to increase mutual understanding and confidence, create and enhance favourable conditions for the expansion of dynamic co-operation between the two countries’ legislators, executive bodies, and local people’s organisations and authorities, particularly those in bordering areas.
The two sides placed importance on their economic co-operation, applauding the signing of co-operative agreements in aviation, rubber planting, electricity and petroleum.
They agreed to intensify co-operation in combating cross-border crimes and illegal immigration, reaffirming their policies of not allowing any hostile forces to use their respective national territories to threaten the security of the other.
The two countries would continue working together in searching, exhuming and repatriating the remains of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers who fell in Cambodia.
Both sides were determined to complete the land border demarcation and the planting of border markers by the end of 2012, so as to develop the shared borderline into the one of peace, friendship, co-operation and sustainable development.
The two countries pledged to continue working closely together in raising awareness among people living on the borders of the respective countries of the agreements and regulations relating to the common borderline.
They reached a consensus on continuously providing favourable conditions and equal treatment for Vietnamese and Cambodian expatriates as well as foreign expatriates living in their countries.
Viet Nam and Cambodia agreed to enhance their close co-operation with Laos and other countries in developing the Viet Nam-Laos-Cambodia Development Triangle into an area of peace, security and prosperity.
They also agreed to boost bilateral co-operation and co-operation with other partners of the Greater Mekong Sub-region for environmental protection and the rational use of the Mekong River’s water resources.
The two countries pledged to continue to join efforts with other regional countries in making Southeast Asia a region of peace, co-operation and prosperity, and increase co-ordination at other regional and international forums.
Before leaving the neighbouring country, the Party leader met with the staff of the Vietnamese Consulate General and representatives of the overseas Vietnamese community in Preah Sihanouk Province.
Manh and his entourage also paid a floral tribute to Vietnamese war fallen combatants at a monument in the province and visited the Sihanoukville international seaport.
The bases of the bilateral ties were outlined in the 1999 and 2005 high-level joint statements between the two countries.
They included respect of the other’s independence and sovereignty, non-interference in the internal affairs of each country, no use of force nor threat of the use of force, the banning of national territories being used by a third party to engage in attacks on the other, co-operation on an equal basis and for mutual benefit, use of peaceful negotiations to solve bilateral issues in the interest of both peoples, for peace, stability, co-operation and development in Southeast Asia.
Viet Nam and Cambodia agreed on more high-ranking meetings to increase mutual understanding and confidence, create and enhance favourable conditions for the expansion of dynamic co-operation between the two countries’ legislators, executive bodies, and local people’s organisations and authorities, particularly those in bordering areas.
The two sides placed importance on their economic co-operation, applauding the signing of co-operative agreements in aviation, rubber planting, electricity and petroleum.
They agreed to intensify co-operation in combating cross-border crimes and illegal immigration, reaffirming their policies of not allowing any hostile forces to use their respective national territories to threaten the security of the other.
The two countries would continue working together in searching, exhuming and repatriating the remains of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers who fell in Cambodia.
Both sides were determined to complete the land border demarcation and the planting of border markers by the end of 2012, so as to develop the shared borderline into the one of peace, friendship, co-operation and sustainable development.
The two countries pledged to continue working closely together in raising awareness among people living on the borders of the respective countries of the agreements and regulations relating to the common borderline.
They reached a consensus on continuously providing favourable conditions and equal treatment for Vietnamese and Cambodian expatriates as well as foreign expatriates living in their countries.
Viet Nam and Cambodia agreed to enhance their close co-operation with Laos and other countries in developing the Viet Nam-Laos-Cambodia Development Triangle into an area of peace, security and prosperity.
They also agreed to boost bilateral co-operation and co-operation with other partners of the Greater Mekong Sub-region for environmental protection and the rational use of the Mekong River’s water resources.
The two countries pledged to continue to join efforts with other regional countries in making Southeast Asia a region of peace, co-operation and prosperity, and increase co-ordination at other regional and international forums.
Before leaving the neighbouring country, the Party leader met with the staff of the Vietnamese Consulate General and representatives of the overseas Vietnamese community in Preah Sihanouk Province.
Manh and his entourage also paid a floral tribute to Vietnamese war fallen combatants at a monument in the province and visited the Sihanoukville international seaport.
10 comments:
Since when do the yuons respect treaties, covenants, and agreements ?
It sounds more like an order from yuon to their puppets in nam yang- a one way agreement.
I hope the enemy youn get what it been reaping!
May their government collapses,and may laos and all khmer get God protection and favors to get back at Hanoi crooks.
Your dream is realizing..
China and USA are imposing Cambodia to make choice.
With China Cambodia is against USA.
With USA Cambodia is against China.
Wars will come because USA and China need to sell guns and need to have oil.
Cambodia will lose oil, earn guns and civil wars.
Cambodia is better off under a yuon administration. Look at what happened when the KR was in charge.
Yuon Slave
TO: 12:51 TELLING US WHY YOU WANT TO BE SLAVE OF THE ENIMIES? MOST OF THE KHMER PEOPLES HATE YOUN POEPLES.
Cambodia should learn how to live with its own values. Cambodia becomes one of the poorest countries in the world, but why top government leaders are so extravagant?
Just one small corner to consider. I wonder if everyone notices how much Hun Sen and his entourages spends the government's money each time they go to an inauguration. Every time Hun Sen goes somewhere, dozens of his entourages go with him. Do these people spend their pocket money for travel? Absolutely not. My question is, what benefits ordinary citizens to have Hun Sen presiding the inauguration? Nothing, but wasting time and money! This is one of many other reasons that makes Cambodia poor.
"WHY YOU WANT TO BE SLAVE"
It's easy. I want to stay alive and someday be strong enough to rise up.
Under the KR, my family had no chance.
They all died terrible and painful deaths in the killing fields.
Yuon's slave
viet/youn so-called "encrouchment" in this day and age? it is questionable! hey, what are they thinking? cambodia is not in the dark ages anymore, really! wake up, people! nowadays, the world has international laws to government all countries. what make some outdated, old-fashioned thinking individual think viet/youn can easily steal from cambodia again? go figure, maybe it's just another scary tactic by some hardcore politicians out there. hey, people are smarter today then those from the time gone by era, really. wake up, people!
wake up cambodia and get with the program with the rest of the world, please!
Tea Hean dach Yai!
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