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BREAKING NEWS: Cambodia's National Assembly Appoints Hun Many as Deputy Prime Minister

Posted Feb 21, 2024 10:27 by Hun Sirivadh
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PHNOM PENH: The National Assembly of Cambodia voted unanimously today to appoint Minister of Public Service, Hun Many, as the country's 11th Deputy Prime Minister. The motion, requested by Prime Minister Hun Manet, received full support from all 120 lawmakers present.

This latest appointment comes alongside the simultaneous promotion of Srey Thamrong and Pen Vibol to Senior Minister positions with special missions within the Royal Government.

Cambodia currently operates under a system with multiple Deputy Prime Ministers, and Hun Many's appointment follows his prior role in the Public Service Ministry. It's important to note that he is the Prime Minister's younger brother.