Mr. Hun Sen (L) talking to Mr. Abhisit during a 15-minute meeting in Hanoi on Friday.By khmerization
Source: Koh Santepheap
Prime Minister Hun Sen had a 15-minute meeting with Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjejiva at the sideline of the Asean Summit in Hanoi on Friday 29th October, but he did not raise the contentious border issue between the two countries.
Mr. Sri Thamrong, advisor to Mr. Hun Sen, said Mr. Hun Sen did not raise the border issue with the Thai PM, but provided no reason. He said both leaders had discussions on a wide range of issues, particularly on the consolidation of friendship and the strengthening of cooperations between the two countries. On the issue of the Thai parliament postponing the ratification of the border agreements of the previous three meetings, Mr. Thamrong said that Mr. Hun Sen had expressed his understanding of the difficulties the Thai PM and the Thai parliament had faced.
He said the two leaders had also discussed the issue of reports that Thai fugitive red shirt leader Arisman Pongruengrong had taken refuge in Cambodisa, which, according to the Bangkok Post, Mr. Hun Sen had promised to investigate. Mr. Hun Sen also requested the cooperations of Thailand to investigate to find out the truth about the Thai media reports that Cambodia had provided training ground for the red shirt movement.
Source: Koh Santepheap
Prime Minister Hun Sen had a 15-minute meeting with Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjejiva at the sideline of the Asean Summit in Hanoi on Friday 29th October, but he did not raise the contentious border issue between the two countries.
Mr. Sri Thamrong, advisor to Mr. Hun Sen, said Mr. Hun Sen did not raise the border issue with the Thai PM, but provided no reason. He said both leaders had discussions on a wide range of issues, particularly on the consolidation of friendship and the strengthening of cooperations between the two countries. On the issue of the Thai parliament postponing the ratification of the border agreements of the previous three meetings, Mr. Thamrong said that Mr. Hun Sen had expressed his understanding of the difficulties the Thai PM and the Thai parliament had faced.
He said the two leaders had also discussed the issue of reports that Thai fugitive red shirt leader Arisman Pongruengrong had taken refuge in Cambodisa, which, according to the Bangkok Post, Mr. Hun Sen had promised to investigate. Mr. Hun Sen also requested the cooperations of Thailand to investigate to find out the truth about the Thai media reports that Cambodia had provided training ground for the red shirt movement.
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