Questions have been raised as to why the Thai government always supports farmers in terms of capital and markets. Why are so many Cambodians hospitalized in Thai hospitals? And why do so many Cambodians go to work in Thailand? And so forth.
In response to the above questions, we would like to suggest that it is the Thai people and politicians who value the policies of agriculture, health, economy and employment as well as the policy of social affairs.
Most Cambodian people and politicians still value war and peace, treason and patriotism, Vietnamese and the Vietnamese puppetry, individualism or authoritarianism (there must me one without the other).
For Cambodia to be grown and more prosperous than Thailand, we must value the competition in policies to solve the problems of farmers, workers, youth and the general population and national issues in a free democratic and pluralistic principles, and stop the hateful propaganda, the tension between the Khmer due to the tendency to a political party and no longer adopting a stand-alone mindset, there must be only me, not you or you without me.
The Grassroots Democratic Party (GDP) values the competition with good policies and ideas to help farmers invest in irrigation system, markets and the know-how, and create jobs for workers. In addition, GDP value good public services, hospitals and schools. At the same time, we do not value individualism or selfishness as it is a barrier to economic growth.
Source of article in Khmer: GDP's website: ហេតុអ្វីបានជាខ្មែរនៅតែមិនរីកចម្រើន?
In response to the above questions, we would like to suggest that it is the Thai people and politicians who value the policies of agriculture, health, economy and employment as well as the policy of social affairs.
Most Cambodian people and politicians still value war and peace, treason and patriotism, Vietnamese and the Vietnamese puppetry, individualism or authoritarianism (there must me one without the other).
The Grassroots Democratic Party (GDP) values the competition with good policies and ideas to help farmers invest in irrigation system, markets and the know-how, and create jobs for workers. In addition, GDP value good public services, hospitals and schools. At the same time, we do not value individualism or selfishness as it is a barrier to economic growth.
Source of article in Khmer: GDP's website: ហេតុអ្វីបានជាខ្មែរនៅតែមិនរីកចម្រើន?
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