April 25, 2009
VietNamNet/VNA
VietNamNet Bridge – The army-run mobile phone operator Viettel will provide internet services to 300 schools in Cambodia this year, according to the corporation’s General Director Hoang Anh Xuan.
Xuan made the statement while he was being received by the Cambodian Prime Minister, Hun Sen, in Phnom Penh on April 22, adding that his company wants to offer Cambodia access to modern technologies to help solve its humanitarian and social issues.
Viettel has already donated 500,000 USD to provide poor Cambodian children with heart and mouth surgery.
The company also plans to introduce a landline phone service for households in Cambodia, he added.For his part, the Cambodian PM promised that his government would create the right environment to enable Viettel to develop its business there in the future.
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