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PM Hun Sen Posted a Message to Congratulate the First Lady's Birthday

  • Posted Dec 15, 2022 10:33 by Saroeun Phallika
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Phnom Penh: Despite being busy working abroad, Prime Minister Hun Sen did not forget his wife's birthday. On the morning of December 15, 2022, he posted a sweet message on Facebook to wish the first lady of Cambodia, Bun Rany Hun Sen, a happy birthday.

Prime Minister Hun Sen shared numerous photos of them with the following captions: "My Dear Wife, December 15 is your birthday, whereas I am working abroad; hopefully, our children and grandchildren will accompany you to dinner, and at this time, I will be on a flight. Only 21 days left until the 47th anniversary of our marriage (January 5, 1976 - January 5, 2023), when we were once young, which is different from now that we have 22 grandchildren together; I wish my beloved wife a happy birthday from afar."

Although Prime Minister Hun Sen could not accompany his wife to dinner on her birthday, he hopes his children and grandchildren will be able to this evening.


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