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Cambodian parliament passes draft Constitution

The sixth-tenure National Assembly (NA) of Cambodia passed a draft Constitution during its 7th session on July 28, with 105 ‘yes’ votes out of 106 votes.
Cambodian parliament passes draft Constitution ảnh 1National Assembly president Heng Samrin at the vote for constitutional amendments on July 28, 2022. (Prime Minister Hun Sen’s Facebook page)
Phnom Penh (VNA) - The sixth-tenure National Assembly (NA) of Cambodiapassed a draft Constitution during its 7th session on July 28, with 105 ‘yes’votes out of 106 votes.

Earlier on July8, the Council of Ministers agreed to pass eight amendments to theCambodian Constitution and submitthem to the NA.

The amendments aimto ensure the normal operation of national institutions after nine revisions since its promulgation onSeptember 24, 1993.

Deputy Prime Minister Bin Chin, who is in charge of the Office of theCouncil of Ministers, saidthat this 10th amendment aimsto ensure the supreme institution of the country, especially the executive bodywhose main task is to lead the commonworks of the State, thus ensuring,protecting and preserving peace, social security, public order, and politicalstability of the nation in all circumstances./.
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