Techo Hun Sen described the progress and development in Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh: Samdech Techo Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia in the morning of January 26, 2016, wrote a message showing the progress and development in Phnom Penh since grown until today.

In social networks, Facebook's Jonathan wrote Phnom us today is certainly compatriots seen from the growth in the eye. Meanwhile, the government is growing fixed system to be much better. However, development in the city is also facing a number of issues that are continuous improvement, both now and into the future.

Jonathan writes stated, "I remember being very clear on our liberated Phnom Penh from the Pol Pot regime in 1979, here is a ghost town empty formidable city that used to be inhabited millions bustle of cars big and small trips and have business and tourism has become a city that completely abandoned during the Khmer Rouge, I saw a pile of junked cars and motorcycles textbooks and equipment items were taken heap thrown in the streets, public I really slut extremely when stepped into the Phnom Penh, the first in 1979".

He wrote, adding that Cambodia's economic, cultural, trade and industry, which had previously renowned is destroyed. A song countrymen listening and emotional time, "O!". Today we look at the city with a population growth close to 2 million residential growth and transportation vehicles of all educational institutions at all levels and resilient growth, employment and income that citizens have a better standard of living Phuket exchange. All of these factors have helped to boost national economic growth momentum together.

Despite such progress, but for a small number of individuals are not seen from this lot. Because they did not go through hardships struggle to build a city from scratch so far. Myea hand, because they had never built anything. So they did not really know about the progress.

Finally, he wrote, adding, "I continue to lead and our efforts to rebuild the city and the country as a whole to grow luentowmoukh with and the participation of citizens and young people across the country."