Month: October 2022

Kin Phea, director-general of the International Relations Institute at the Royal Academy of Cambodia, said yesterday that Myanmar’s warning is not new and uncommon, as military leaders have shown a lack of sincerity in implementing the 5PC and the goal of national reconciliation. Military leaders do not want to talk to other foreigners and Asean because they want to retain[…]

Kin Phea, director of the International Relations Institute at the Royal Academy of Cambodia, said ASEAN endeavoured to find a solution to the Myanmar crisis since it began, and that they should persevere even though the issues are complicated and the disputes in some cases have lasted for decades now. “ASEAN needs to continue their efforts along with the international[…]

Kin Phea, director-general at the Royal Academy of Cambodia’s International Relations Institute said yesterday he supports any conversation between Mr Hun Sen and Zelenskyy to seek peace. “The efforts shows both the Cambodian and Asean position in support of peace and peaceful negotiations. It also encourages Ukraine, as well as other stakeholders, to try to resolve the conflict peacefully and[…]

Kin Phea, director of the International Relations Institute at the Royal Academy of Cambodia, said that if the CP has no links with any convicted person, Rainsy included, then the party should stay strong and defend its innocence and clear itself of any suspicion. He said that should the CP leaders leave and join other parties, the issue Hun Sen[…]

Kin Phea, director of the RAC’s International Relations Institute said Rainsy’s serious insults against the King were equal to “treason” and were a betrayal of his religion and the King that no Cambodian can accept. “Such a serious insult by Rainsy against the King cannot be pardoned and he must face legal action,” Phea said. Read the full article: https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national-politics/pm-fumes-over-traitor-rainsys-royal-insults

Kin Phea, director-general of the International Relations Institute at the Royal Academy of Cambodia, said that the relations between the two nations would become more comprehensive, strategic and diversify into numerous areas of common interest. “The very special relations between Cambodia and China can be a unique model of cooperation between China with foreign countries and can be replicated regionally[…]

Kin Phea, director-general at the Royal Academy of Cambodia’s International Relations Institute, said yesterday that there are several issues that will possibly be discussed which may cause tension during the summits. He said those issues are the Russia-Ukrainian War, the South China Sea dispute, Taiwan Strait Tensions, the North Korea nuclear programme and the Myanmar crisis. “Non-traditional (common) security issues[…]

Hong Vanak, director of International Economics at the Royal Academy of Cambodia, said exports of Chapter 94 items had historically been low, but now provide a significant revenue stream for the economy. The raw materials for the production of these goods are mostly plants, wood, rubber latex and other natural resources which could be locally sourced, he commented. “I am[…]

Kin Phea, director of the International Relations Institute at the Royal Academy of Cambodia, said Xi’s third term would allow Cambodia-China relationship to continue its growth to the next level. “As we know, Cambodia-China relations have now reached an all-time peak historically, and this relationship is contributed to by the personal relationship between the leaders of the two countries, especially[…]

Hong Vanak, director of International Economics at the Royal Academy of Cambodia, told The Post on October 23 that economic and tourism ties between the two countries have remained limited, even though both are located in Southeast Asia. However, constructive international cooperation between public or private organisations can generate positive effects for partner countries, he said, adding that forums and[…]