Senior Minister Var Kimhong Attends the Fourth Meeting of Cambodia-Vietnam Joint Border Commission in Vietnam
In the meeting, Senior Minister Var
Kimhong, based on an instruction given by Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Akka
Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, is expected to speed up the plantings of
remaining border pillars.
Cambodia and
Vietnam have agreed to plant 375
border pillars along the border of around 1,270 kilometers long between the two
countries. Up to December 2009, both nations agreed to plant 160 border pillars
(43%), 111 of which had already planted and 49 others were being planted
including the plantings of border pillars in seven international border
checkpoints of Bavet, Trapaing Sre, Trapaing Phlong, Lok-Prek Chak, Ka-am
Samnor, Koh Rokar and Bantey Chakrey, along with border pillar No.0 in the
Rattanakiri province, a point where the border lines of Cambodia, Laos and
Vietnam intersect.
All the plantings of border poles between Cambodia and Vietnam are expected be completed by 2010, as a speech of Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen saying, “I want people at the border to become the rich, and live without fear, as well as the border area, once being a battlefield, to turn into the development area./.(AKP)

