Speech given by the Prime Minister on national and international occasions, review conference, etc. in English and in Khmer

Remarks by H.E. Kitti Tesaphibal Bindit HUN MANET Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia Introducing the “Pentagonal Strategy-Phase I” and the “Key Measures of the Royal Government for the Seventh Legislature of the National Assembly” at the First Plenary Session of the Council of Ministers for the Seventh Legislature of the National Assembly

Excellencies Deputy Prime Ministers, Senior Ministers, Ministers, and Members of the Council of Ministers! Today is a historic day that I am most honored and pleased to take upon the opportunity of our First Plenary Session of the Council of Ministers to announce to the Cambodian people and all stakeholders the key policy priorities and…

Remarks by H.E. Kitti Tesaphibal Bindit HUN MANET Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia at the Meeting of the Seventh Legislature of the National Assembly To Elect the President and Vice President of the National Assembly, Chairmen and Vice Chairmen of the National Assembly’s Commissions, And Upon receiving the Vote of Confidence for the Royal Government of Cambodia

Your Excellency Kitti Sangaha Bindit KHUON Sudary, President of the National Assembly; Your Excellency Kitti Setha Bindit CHEAM Yeap, First Vice President of the National Assembly, Your Excellency VONG Soth, Second Vice President of the National Assembly: Samlech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo HUN Sen; Samdech Chaufea Veang KONG Sam Ol; Samdech Krolalom SAR Kheng…

H.E. Kitti Tesaphibal Binditto Workers and Employers of OIJ Group Investment – “Three big tasks to create jobs to reduce poverty and improve people’s lives” [Unofficial Translation]

[…] Cambodia’s goal is to reduce people’s poverty and improve the lives of our people across the country. Not just for (wealth of the) companies, investors or capitalists. We need to invest […] to expand the nation’s potential […] to improve the lives of our current 17 million people. An important task in reducing poverty…