Hun Sen's visit to Khmer-Thai borders earlier this month made headlines around the world when he used strong language to "curse" Thai PM Abhisit Vejjajiva.People's Daily Online
February 24, 2010
Aiming to inspect border development and military capacity, Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen said Wednesday that he will make his second trip to the country's northwestern border later this week.
Delivering speech at graduation ceremony at Royal University of Phnom Penh, Hun Sen said he will make his second trip to military region 5 on Feb. 27 to inspect the border development, infrastructure and military capacity presence there.
He said the visit is a routine one to be made by a leader of a country and that it has nothing to hide with military challenge with neighboring country.
Hun Sen said prior and during his first visit to border area in the country's northern provinces of Preah Vihear and Uddor Meanchey, there were some comments made by leaders of the neighboring country.
This time, Hun Sen said he will not make any statement concerning the neighboring country as long as no comment to be made prior to his visit there.
Hun Sen spent for almost a week earlier this month visiting several military spots and bases as well as other development infrastructure along Cambodia-Thai border near Preah Vihear Temple.
His presence at the border area had drawn much attention from Bangkok administration on the motive behind his trip there.
Since July 2008, Cambodia and Thai armed forces have exchanged a few rounds of armed conflicts as a result of border dispute near the Cambodia's ancient temple of Preah Vihear.
February 24, 2010
Aiming to inspect border development and military capacity, Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen said Wednesday that he will make his second trip to the country's northwestern border later this week.
Delivering speech at graduation ceremony at Royal University of Phnom Penh, Hun Sen said he will make his second trip to military region 5 on Feb. 27 to inspect the border development, infrastructure and military capacity presence there.
He said the visit is a routine one to be made by a leader of a country and that it has nothing to hide with military challenge with neighboring country.
Hun Sen said prior and during his first visit to border area in the country's northern provinces of Preah Vihear and Uddor Meanchey, there were some comments made by leaders of the neighboring country.
This time, Hun Sen said he will not make any statement concerning the neighboring country as long as no comment to be made prior to his visit there.
Hun Sen spent for almost a week earlier this month visiting several military spots and bases as well as other development infrastructure along Cambodia-Thai border near Preah Vihear Temple.
His presence at the border area had drawn much attention from Bangkok administration on the motive behind his trip there.
Since July 2008, Cambodia and Thai armed forces have exchanged a few rounds of armed conflicts as a result of border dispute near the Cambodia's ancient temple of Preah Vihear.
Source: Xinhua
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