October 30, 2007 Cambodian PM plans to deliver lectures for money
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said Tuesday that he plans to deliver lectures for money at universities and other places as other country leaders did.
"I have plans to give lectures at some places about my experiences in leadership" and share the views about stability, peace and economic development in the country, Hun Sen said at a graduation ceremony here, adding that he used to deliver a lecture in Singapore for one and a half hours and they paid him thousands of dollars.
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mahamad collected a lot of money through delivering speeches, he added.
"A university in the United States has always requested me to have a presentation in the country. I should deliver a speech at their university," he said.
"The Royal Administration School of Cambodia also requested me many times but I could not deliver a speech because I was so busy with government work," he said.
Source:Xinhua
"I have plans to give lectures at some places about my experiences in leadership" and share the views about stability, peace and economic development in the country, Hun Sen said at a graduation ceremony here, adding that he used to deliver a lecture in Singapore for one and a half hours and they paid him thousands of dollars.
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mahamad collected a lot of money through delivering speeches, he added.
"A university in the United States has always requested me to have a presentation in the country. I should deliver a speech at their university," he said.
"The Royal Administration School of Cambodia also requested me many times but I could not deliver a speech because I was so busy with government work," he said.
Source:Xinhua
