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Tag: foreign affairs
Institute builds diplomatic capacity in Kingdom
Foreign Affairs Minister Prak Sokhonn said yesterday that the establishment of the National Institute of Diplomacy and International Relations (NIDIR) has been significant in building diplomatic capacity within the Kingdom.
China signs off on special funds projects
The Chinese government has provided more than $7.66 million to Cambodia through the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018.
RUPP, NIDIR sign partnership for diplomacy training
RUPP and NIDIR signed a memorandum of agreement to allow RUPP students who want to become diplomats to study diplomacy and foreign affairs at NIDIR.
Understanding Japan’s policy towards N Korea
Japan expects that the upcoming summit between the US President Donald Trump and North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un will create another milestone towards “a complete, verifiable an irreversible dismantlement of all weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile of all range by North Korea”
Chheang Vun meets with Sylvain Waserman to discuss EBA issue
Chheang Vun, chairman of National Assembly’s commission on Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, Information and Media today met with French National Assembly vice president Sylvain Waserman to discuss about Everything-but-arms scheme.
Cambodia’s Foreign Minister in Singapore
Cambodia Foreign Affairs Minister, Prak Sokhonn, met with Singapore’s Prime Minister and with its foreign minister during an official visit to the Republic of Singapore to discuss the further advancement of the cooperation between the two countries.
Parliament pitches forest cooperation
National Assembly commissions met to discuss a draft law adopting the policies of the Asian Forest Cooperation Organisation.
Government and US discuss repatriation of Cambodian inmates
Cambodia asks the United States to delay the deportation of some of its citizens.
Concerns raised over sanctions
The repercussions of last week’s political moves in Cambodia when the Supreme Court dissolved the main opposition party has left many wondering what the repercussions will be for local businesses.
Ministries hacked by Vietnam group
A hacking group previously linked to the Vietnamese government breaks into Cambodian ministry computers.
Peacekeepers’ families receive compensation
The families of four Cambodian peacekeepers killed in the Central African Republic while on a UN peacekeeping mission have each received $70,000 in compensation from the United Nations.
Singapore to help fight international artefact smuggling
Singapore vows to work with Cambodia to combat transnational artefacts smuggling.
Cuts to US aid undecided amid fears for NGO work
The US embassy in Phnom Penh declines to comment on possible cuts of up 70 percent of US funding for Cambodia.
Outgoing Vietnamese envoy reaffirms ties
Foreign Affairs Minister meets with outgoing Vietnamese Ambassador to discuss ties.
Japan donates $5.7m to train senior officials
Japan has been helping the government train officials for 17 years.
