Our value of MBA Diploma...

After recently got an updated from RULE's Cooperation French based on Marineth said that, the diploma of MBA in promotion 2, 3, 4 will be singed as a triple signature between the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport and the director of Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE) together with Cooperation French. Its bottlenecked so far has been due to the previous BBA's accredited and its problem transferring to AIT and so on....

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Former King Requests Meeting With UN Tribunal Officials

Former king Norodom Sihanouk has issued a request to UN members of the Khmer Rouge tribunal to meet with him, as proceedings for trials of former leaders of the regime ramps up. The monarch aligned himself with the Khmer Rouge following his ouster by a US-supported coup in 1970.
A small advocacy group last week called for his constitutional immunity to be revoked as the tribunal proceeds.
Tribunal spokesman Reach Sambath said Thursday the UN tribunal office had received the former king's request, but declined to comment further.
The request was to meet with UN spokesman Peter Foster and others.
According to his Web site, the former king requested the officials meet him at the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh on Sept. 8. If the UN tribunal officials do not meet him on Sept. 8 between 8 am and noon, the former king wrote, he would not see, talk to or correspond with them "any more."

31 August 2007 - Samdech HUN Sen, Prime Minister of the Royal Government of Cambodia, lead a high delegation to attend the 50th Anniversary of the Independence Day of Malaysia on 31 August 2007

At the invitation of His Excellency Mr Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, Prime Minister of Malaysia, Samdech HUN Sen, Prime Minister of the Royal Government of Cambodia, will lead a high delegation to attend the 50th Anniversary of the Independence Day of Malaysia to be held in Kuala Lumpur on 31 August 2007.

ERA Exam...

The Examination at Royal School of Administration will be take place in 21 November 2007.

Association for Rubber Development of Cambodia (ARDC)

Suprised that I have recieved phone call from my former Project Management Advisor at PRCC Project confirmed that I was appointed to work as Executive Secretary from Association for Rubber Development of Cambodia (ARDC) within a permanant staff as concern. The activities I have to be implemented as referring to the TOR that prepared together with my ex-boss since last week.

You know that, since the internal recruitment in preparing the official letter need to be signed from Secretary General from ARDC has been bottlenecked a month. So, this time consider as my good feedback to receive this hot information this morning. Therefore, I will begin my work from September 3, 2007 - :-) Times let just begine......

See that September 3, 2007 is the examination day from the Ministry of Labor and Vocatinal trainning to be positioned as civil servant. Well then, I might be able to organize my time by then. Have a nice day to me!!!!@

Fortunately, recently received the postpone date of the examination to 14 September 2007, so that I can deal with my time organizing.

T & Coffee Toul Kork

Don't have much point of view to be shared during the snack hour alone at T& Coffee Toul Kork within the free Wifi using. It's about bore, and relaxing with the acceptable atmosphear. I think it is all good environment, but it seems a bit little noisy from neigtbour standing by eat and fucking talking loud. Bullshit!

Life always just a meaning

“People said everything in the world such things, animal, even a human being never existed[i]’. The life would be able to change any time even a second moment – Life is very meaningful for every moment. Life only determines as too short for living. Therefore, in order to make a life fulfill to deeply in meaningful, it shall look for some great to live in finding the happiness, prosperity and joyful without let the meaning of life becoming too needless and never consider about the meaning of everyday action”.

[i] It is referring to: born, live, learn, leave a legacy and death

Government and World Bank Sign Grant Agreements for Three Development Projects Totaling US$70 million

Phnom Penh, August 14, 2007 —

The Royal Government of Cambodia and the World Bank today signed grant agreements for three projects totaling US$70 million that have been approved recently by the World Bank Board of Executive Directors. The three projects are: the Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS) Power Trade Project, the Poverty Reduction and Growth Operation (PRGO), and Additional Financing for the Rural Investment and Local Governance Project (RILGP-AF). These projects will support Cambodia’s reform efforts and aim to provide goods and services that will help to accelerate growth and reduce poverty in Cambodia.

The GMS Power Trade Project, a grant of US$18.5 million to the Kingdom of Cambodia, will help enhance regional power trade within the Greater Mekong Sub-Region and bring more affordable grid-based electricity to Cambodia by financing the construction of cross-border transmission lines to neighboring Lao PDR and Vietnam. Along with transmission links under construction with Vietnam through the IDA-funded Rural Electrification Project, the new funding will further expand power trade, enabling Cambodia to import electricity and bring down the cost to between 10-15 cents per kWh for consumers. The project is expected to be completed by August 2011.

The Poverty Reduction and Growth Operation, a grant of US$15 million to the Kingdom of Cambodia, is the first of three operations that focus on support to the “good governance” reform program laid out in the Government’s National Strategic Development Plan (NSDP), 2006-2010. The PRGO will provide budgetary support for the implementation of the NSDP. The NSDP outlines the development strategy and priorities that will help Cambodia achieve its Millennium Development Goals. In supporting this, the PRGO focuses on three core areas: private sector development, public financial management, and natural resources management. Discussions with other development partners on co-financing the PRGO are at an advanced stage—the European Commission and the Japanese Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) are also considering financial support of the operation, as are the UK’s Department for International Development and the Canadian International Development Agency.

The Additional Financing for RILGP, a grant of US$36.25 million to the Kingdom of Cambodia, aims to expand the project support from the current 15 to 23 provinces and cities, provide continuing financing for an additional three years from 2007 – 2009 to the intergovernmental fiscal transfer, the Commune/Sangkat Fund, and facilitate an accelerated increase in the amount of the overall intergovernmental fiscal transfer and related commune allocations. This provides additional financing for the Rural Investment and Local Governance Project (RILGP), as a supplement to the original RILGP which provided US$22 million during 2003 - 2007.

Ian Porter, World Bank Country Director, said “these projects support both the pillars of the World Bank’s Country Assistance Strategy for Cambodia for FY05-08: helping build stronger institutions of governance that will lead to higher growth and faster poverty reduction and also providing financial and technical support for delivering goods and services that will help Cambodia attain its Millennium Development Goals. We are pleased that with the delivery of these projects, the implementation of our CAS is firmly back on track.”

H.E. Senior Minister, Keat Chhon, Ministry of Economy and Finance said: "The good economic performance and poverty reduction of the past decade show that Cambodia is on the right development path. The progress would not have happened without the reforms initiated by the Royal Government of Cambodia and supported by all our development partners. However, the road ahead is still long. The Poverty Reduction and Growth Operation will play a crucial role in supporting and driving further structural reform in key sectors, while the RILGP-AF and the GMS Power Trade Program will support crucial investments at the national and sub-national levels."

Nisha Agrawal, World Bank Country Manager for Cambodia added “we are pleased that this signing ceremony follows so soon after the visit of our new President Mr Zoellick, who visited Cambodia last week. Mr Zoellick in his visit emphasized the need for Cambodia to gain momentum on reforms and establish a track record for reforms. He also stressed the need for providing low cost energy to reduce the costs of doing business for the private sector as well as to provide benefits to the citizens of Cambodia, especially in rural areas. And he stressed the need to undertake governance reforms and to have a more transparent and participatory pattern of development that would ensure that the benefits of development could be shared more widely. The three projects that we are signing today show the World Bank’s support in these three areas and signal our overall support for growth and poverty reduction in Cambodia.”
For more information about the World Bank program in Cambodia, visit: http://www.worldbank.org/kh

Is it a simultenously?

I was on departure from home reach direct Royal Schoold of Administration to find basic information related political relationship before the attending examination to be held on around early November this year. No one know that I committed to catch it, but just better I can wish myself for luck on the exam.. Ops..It's my will and...

Suddently, I can't believe that my drive on a moto it's about to hit to the Toyota's corolla year 1995 white color. It's marked on Phnom Penh 2A 3353! It was not my fault cuz I drive steight but.... so how come?

Psycho guy on the corner street 63

I left ABD liabrary toward French liabrary center which the most frequently named to call CCF's bib.. and I was wondering to see a guy lay down on the corner street 63. It seems he's phycho..so pity. I guess he just wanna end his life, he might have some kind of his own troubles which it couldn't never been absolute sold. See that, it's serious consequences by crowd of cars passed cross carefully on him.

You can imagine that whether there would be a drunk driver crossing over there without any notice the man sleep on the street! It's gonna have bloods on it. Therefore, not for long the trafic's police was rescured from his death.

Fortunately he was alive..but how about the other days coming next?