The Prime Minister of Cambodia, Hun Sen, has announced his resignation of his own accord. This is reported by local media. According to media reports, he made the decision to lead the ruling party after his resignation and does not intend to completely leave politics. Hun Sen first took office as Prime Minister in January […]
The Prime Minister of Cambodia, Hun Sen, has announced his resignation of his own accord. This is reported by local media.
According to media reports, he made the decision to lead the ruling party after his resignation and does not intend to completely leave politics.
Hun Sen first took office as Prime Minister in January 1985. He now intends to pass the position of Prime Minister to his eldest son, General Hun Manet.
The ruling Cambodian People’s Party confidently won the recent parliamentary elections, receiving 82% of the votes and securing 120 out of 125 seats in the National Assembly (parliament) of the country. The Candle Party, the only serious opposition contender, was disqualified for technical reasons on the eve of the elections.
Tajikistan and Cambodia established diplomatic relations on November 29, 1995.
Emomali Rahmon, like the Prime Minister of Cambodia, is a long-standing dictator who has been in power for over 30 years.