Dear Mr ssamoeun,
Thank you for your information.
Would you be kind to submit my remark to the attention of the Bank please.
This report .AKP, Phnom Penh, January 14, 2009
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister H.E Sok An, cabinet minister meets with
Mrs. Cannette Dixon, newly appointed director of World Bank to Southeast Asia,
in which the guest is seeking more understanding on the perspective of the
royal government of Cambodia so as to closely cooperate and smoothly fulfill
the works between both sides.
H.E Sok An welcomed the World Bank's new projects to assist the kingdom's
agricultural and transportation fields.
I wish to remind you that the World Bank must be aware of these facts:
Remember this song " " "Corruption, corruption, corruption". said World Bank
Président James Wolfensohn to Cham Prasidh. As of today there is no
ANTI-CORRUPTION LAW adopted yet and the World Bank is going to throw the money
to the thieves ?
Do you recall?
Jan. 11, 1979 The UN Security Council agreed, over the objections of the Soviet
Union and Czechoslovakia, to let Prince Norodom Sihanouk present a demand for
the withdrawal of Vietnamese forces from Cambodia.
Oct. 21, 1986 The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution A/RES/41/6, by vote
of 116-21 with 13 abstentions, calling for a withdrawal of Vietnamese forces
from Cambodia.
US president Reagan said :America calls Vietnam to restore Cambodia
Independence . President Reagan's address to the 43d Session of the United
Nations General Assembly in New York, New York,September 26, 1988. "Mr.
Secretary-General, there are new hopes for Cambodia, a nation whose freedom and
independence we seek just as avidly as we sought the freedom and independence
of Afghanistan. We urge the rapid removal of all Vietnamese troops ...." First,
we must understand the behavior and character of a VietnameseVIETNAMESE
CHARACTER as described in this book : " THIEF, LIAR : BOOK " GIAI PHONG " by T
Terzani describes a Vietnamese as THIEF, A LIAR, A KILLER, A DECEIVER , a
sleeper .....
CONSEQUENCES :
For over 30 years of Vietnam occupation look to the Cambodian youth pushed to
get drug from the Chinese drug dealers like these ?======================In
Phnom Penh under the Vietnamese invader police administration with the label
"Cambodian" police. Does the World Bank realize that ?
In 2008 Vietnam pledges to abide by UN charter ?THEN ALL VIETNAMESE INVADERS
AND ILLEGAL VIET SETTLERS MUST COMPLY TO THE 10 UN RESOLUTIONS AND GO HOME.
Would you be kind to submit my remark to the Bank .
Thank you
BURY
> From: [email protected]> To: [email protected]> Subject: World Bank
> and Other Development Partners Help Cambodia to Improve> Date: Wed, 14 Jan
> 2009 04:05:13 -0500> > Dear All,> > Today the Royal Government of Cambodia
> and the World Bank signed US$84.7> million grant for three development
> projects aim to improve people's lives and> reduce poverty in Cambodia. US$20
> million for Demand for Good Governance> Project, US$ 52.1 million for Second
> Health Sector Support Project and US$12.6> million for trade facilitation.
> Please find two press releases attach below for> these three grant
> agreements. Please find the press release as below.> > FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE>
> > Contacts: In Phnom Penh: Bou Saroeun (855) 12-217-301> [email protected]>
> > > World Bank and Other Development Partners Help Cambodia to Improve Trade>
> Facilitation> > PHNOM PENH, 14, 2009 – The Royal Government of Cambodia will
> receive a $12.6> million grant from three donors to support a new development
> program, aimed at> reducing poverty by removing trade barriers and improving
> the standard of> Cambodian exports.> > The Cambodia Trade Development Support
> Program, or TDSP, is designed to> strengthen the Government’s efficiency in
> formulating and implementing> effective trade policies; in meeting its
> obligations to the World Trade> Organization, including food safety standard;
> and in improving access by> Cambodian firms to European markets, among other
> objectives.> > “In the context of the global financial turmoil and weakening
> trade flows,> these efforts are all the more critical,” said Annette Dixon,
> the new Cambodia> Country Director of the World Bank, which will administer
> the grant.> > “At the World Bank, we believe that trade plays an important
> role in the fight> against poverty. It creates the potential for higher
> economic growth and> employment. By helping the Government to increase trade
> and employment in> trading sectors, all development partners contributing to
> this program will> help Cambodians enjoy better lives.”> > Funding for this
> program comes from the Cambodia Trade Development Trust Fund> and is
> supported by the European Commission, the Danish International Aid> Agency
> (Danida) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization> (UNIDO)
> with amount of €7.1 million, DKK33 million and €0.2 million,> respectively.
> The World Bank will help provide technical advice, and monitor as> well as
> evaluate the impacts of this program on behalf of all donors.> >
> International trade, open trade policies, and being located in the very
> dynamic> sub-region of Southeast Asia have all contributed significantly to
> Cambodia’s> rapid growth of the last decade. Exports of garments and tourism
> have been key> drivers of economic growth in this country.> > Cambodia,
> admitted to the WTO in 2004, has been facing strong competition in> the
> garment sector from a number of other countries. In addition, the lack of>
> diversification in both exports and export markets makes the Cambodian
> economy> vulnerable to the current global economic slowdown.> > As part of
> its ongoing efforts to address challenges in the export sector, the>
> Cambodian Government completed in 2007 the Diagnostic Trade Integration>
> Strategy. The DTIS examined trade-related policies and identified measures
> to> help Cambodia meet the WTO obligations, including legal reforms and
> improvement> of the standard of Cambodian food exports.> > At the moment, the
> Government is also working with development partners to> develop the Trade
> sector-wide approach to support the implementation of policy> recommendations
> under the DTIS. Called Trade SWAp in short, this approach will> enable all
> development partners in Cambodia to direct funding to a variety of> different
> activities – all working toward the goals outlined by the DTIS.> > This,
> combined with the global economic slowdown, makes the TDSP a very timely>
> program that fully supports Cambodia’s economic growth strategy, said H.E.
> Keat> Chhon, the Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and
> Finance.> > “The objectives of the Project are to improve the developmental
> impact of donor> advice and, significantly, to increase Government’s own
> ownership of the> formulation and implementation of trade policy,” he said
> during the> grant-signing ceremony in Phnom Penh.> > Rafael Dochao Moreno,
> Chargé d'Affaires a.i. of the European Commission> Delegation in Cambodia
> said: “More than any other region in the world, the> European Union is aware
> of the benefits of trade for economic development.” He> added: “The European
> Union is the largest provider of trade-related> development assistance around
> the world. And as the biggest market for exports> from developing countries,
> we provide duty-free access to exports from LDCs> (less Development
> Countries) like Cambodia under the preferential trading> system 'Everything
> But Arms' (EBA). Financing this work in Cambodia therefore> falls squarely
> within the European Commission's support strategy for Cambodia.”> > *** NO
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