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Hun Manet assures Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that Cambodia’s new government will maintain 'unchanged stance' on Bejing’s one-China policy and a 'non-interference policy' toward China
The eldest son of Cambodia's long-term ruler Hun Manet has been appointed as the country's next Prime Minister in a formality confirming the transition of power. This came nearly two weeks after Sen stepped down as the world's longest-serving leader. He issued a decree stating Hun Manet will succeed Hun Sen. Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen, one of the world's longest-serving leaders, in July announced his retirement after nearly four decades in the power.
(Bloomberg) -- Cambodia’s Hun Sen will step aside as prime minister after nearly four decades in the power, leaving his West Point-educated son Hun Manet to form a new government after the ruling party claimed a landslide election victory over the weekend.Most Read from BloombergChina Replaces Foreign Minister After Mysterious AbsenceRolex, Patek Prices to Keep Falling as Supplies Remain High, Morgan Stanley SaysUK Billionaire Joe Lewis Charged in US With Insider TradingNatWest CEO Alison Rose S
Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen, one of the world's longest-serving leaders, is set to retire after nearly four decades in the power. According to BBC, Hun Sen, 70, said he is leaving his West Point-educated son Hun Manet to form a new government after the ruling party claimed a landslide election victory over the weekend.