President Lee Myung shakes hand with Prime Minister Hun Sen during his visit to South Korea on 4th June 2009. On the left is Mrs. Kim Yoon-ok, with of the South Korean president and on the right is Mrs. Bun Rany, wife of the Cambodian prime minister.People's Daily Online
March 11, 2011
A memorandum of understanding on green growth cooperation between Cambodia and South Korea's Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) was inked here on Thursday in a bid to develop Cambodia with the consideration of environmental sustainability.
The MoU was signed by Mok Mareth, Cambodian minister of environment, and the GGGI's Chairman Han Seung-soo, who is also a special envoy of the President of South Korea Lee Myung-bak.
"Through the deal, South Korea will help to build capacity for Cambodian environment officials, provide technical supports and grants to local institutions and mobilize financial supports from donors to implement the roadmap for green growth in Cambodia," Koch Sovath, deputy director general of the Ministry of Environment, said after the signing ceremony.
Cambodia adopted the roadmap for green growth in February last year, aiming at ensuring environmental sustainability for socio- economic development, reducing poverty as well as contributing to the adaption of climate change, he added.
The GGGI was officially launched in March last year by the President of South Korea Lee Myung-bak.
Source: Xinhua
A memorandum of understanding on green growth cooperation between Cambodia and South Korea's Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) was inked here on Thursday in a bid to develop Cambodia with the consideration of environmental sustainability.
The MoU was signed by Mok Mareth, Cambodian minister of environment, and the GGGI's Chairman Han Seung-soo, who is also a special envoy of the President of South Korea Lee Myung-bak.
"Through the deal, South Korea will help to build capacity for Cambodian environment officials, provide technical supports and grants to local institutions and mobilize financial supports from donors to implement the roadmap for green growth in Cambodia," Koch Sovath, deputy director general of the Ministry of Environment, said after the signing ceremony.
Cambodia adopted the roadmap for green growth in February last year, aiming at ensuring environmental sustainability for socio- economic development, reducing poverty as well as contributing to the adaption of climate change, he added.
The GGGI was officially launched in March last year by the President of South Korea Lee Myung-bak.
Source: Xinhua
4 comments:
South Korean became so prosperity in their country, because they believed in Truth God! JESUSE!!
CAMBODIA MUST DO THE SAME! believing in our truth god, the only one God!...our lord jesus christ the son of God!!
Jesus will heal your lands...if you believed in him and trusting him as your lord savoir!!
Yea..thanks to Jesus, south Korean are prosperious and in constant fear of being attack by North Korea. You people make me sick, Jesus has nothing to do with ones country doing well, economically or politically. Does any country that do well in the world believe in Jesus. You Jesus freaks are making a bad name of yourself by slapping Jesus brand labels on everything that is good and bad brand label on Buddha or Mohammed on everything that is bad.
There is no such thing as ONLY ONE GOD. God is everything, he/she is the one who sees, hears, and listens to every thing that is happening in this world. Humanity create their own problems. Religion has no place in politic. Leave it aside. WE SEEK GOD WHEN WE'RE IN PAIN AND SORROW, WE SEEK DEVIL WHEN WE'RE IN JOY AND CAREFREE.
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