1.
Politics/Human Rights
Japan
Welcomes the National Elections in Cambodia
The Government of Japan
welcomed the national elections in Cambodia, which ran smoothly and peacefully
on 28 July 2013. The government will observe the situation carefully after the
election, and hopes that the process following the election such as response to
complaints will be carried out in a fair, prompt and peaceful manner through
dialogue and cooperation between the party concerned in accordance with relevant
laws and regulations, and that security and order will be maintained, according to a
statement by the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan released
yesterday. (Rasmei Kampuchea, 2 August 2013)
NEC
Starts to Verify the Elections Result
The National Election
Committee (NEC) will verify the elections result from 3 August onward. Besides,
the national and international observers as well as relevant persons are also
be able to check and verify the result, said the press release of the NEC dated
yesterday. (Kampuchea Tmey, 2 August 2013)
Newly-Appointed
Chinese Ambassador Congratulates CPP on Winning the Elections
H.E. Mrs. Bo Jianguo,
newly-appointed Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Cambodia,
congratulated CPP on winning the elections this
year. Besides, she also pledged to further
enhance the relationship in all fields between Cambodia and China, adding that
Cambodia has supported China in all forums on the international stage, said
Chinese Ambassador during a bilateral meeting with Samdech Heng Samrin,
President of the National Assembly. For her parts, Samdech Heng Samrin said
China is playing an important role in Cambodia in all fields including
diplomatic, social and economic, and cultural relations. Besides granting lots
of aids to Cambodia, China also invested in Cambodia on hydroelectricity and
textile sector. (Rasmei Kampuchea, 2 August 2013)
2.
Diplomatic Issue
3.
Economy/Development
4.
Korea’s interest in Cambodia
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