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Hun Manet: Choosing a Party to Lead the Country Is Like Choosing Experienced Professionals to Build a Building

KAMPONG CHAM: Member of the Cambodian People’s Party Standing Committee and Chairman of the Youth Central Committee, Hun Manet, has stressed the importance of choosing a party to lead the country, saying that considering the selection of political parties to lead the country is like choosing the construction process of a building, starting from the selection of architects and engineers with the right skills and experience to ensure aesthetics, safety, and comfort, as well as making sure to pick a reputable builder with confidence to ensure the long-lasting strength of the building.

Lt. Gen. Hun Manet made these remarks during a meeting with the working group and youth activists of Kampong Cham province on Monday morning, 23 May.

He said, "The President of the Party and party leaders at all levels, as well as candidates for the Commune/District Council of the Cambodian People's Party throughout the country, are all very experienced in creating and implementing policies for leading, managing the country at both the national and sub-national levels, and have achieved many outstanding achievements in the past.”

He continued, “Continuing this noble spirit and action remains the commitment of all the leaders and members of the Cambodian People's Party."

He added that for almost 71 years, the CPP has been with the people since the overthrow of the Pol Pot regime, bringing peace, development, and prosperity to the country. He reassured that the party will continue to contribute fully as a succeeding force to be reckoned with for a better future.

The Cambodian People's Party was formed on 28 June 1951 by Cambodian nationalists to liberate the Cambodian nation from French colonization. It is the oldest party in Cambodia and has pushed through the struggle to liberate the Cambodian people from the Khmer Rouge regime in 1979, and has continued to lead the country to the present day.

The party is currently led by its President, Prime Minister Hun Sen, and four vice presidents, Deputy Prime Minister Sar Kheng, Senate President Say Chhum, Deputy Prime Minister Tea Banh and Deputy Prime Minister Men Sam An, with National Assembly President Heng Samrin as Honorary President. The CPP Central Committee currently has 865 members.



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