NICE TV, first Chinese-invested channel, launches in Cambodia
The Standard | 27 September 2017
NICE TV channel, a joint venture between NICE Culture Investment Group from China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and Cambodia's Interior Ministry, launched in Cambodia on Wednesday.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sar Kheng said the new channel was another testament to good cooperation between Cambodia and China in the media sector.
"I believe that the new TV station will play a vital role in providing fast and reliable news on security sector and in educating people about law and other knowledge," he said during the opening ceremony of the NICE TV in Phnom Penh.
Deng Li, chairman of NICE Culture Investment Group, said as the first Chinese-invested digital television channel in Cambodia, NICE TV would act as a bridge connecting China and Cambodia in culture and information.
"The new TV channel is a new achievement that was born from good cooperation between China and Cambodia under the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative," he said.
NICE TV broadcasts in Khmer language and 24 hours a day, said its press release, adding that its daily programs include news, education, arts, culture, entertainment, movies, episodic drama series, and documentaries.
To date, there are about 23 TV channels in Cambodia. -Xinhua
I am sure you folks will go nuts if a Vietnamese-invested channel, launches in Cambodia. But I also know Khmer are very afraid of Thais and Chinese.
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Yes, Vietnamese dog eater @Anonymous8:58 AM, your Vietnamese master-minded killers and you are dreaming of stealing the land of Cambodia from Cambodian people. Your secret Communist Vietnamese agents are hiding behind CPP and every corner of Cambodia because of the bitch name Men Sam On (who is a very suspicious agent from evil Vietnam.) She used to be a noodle vendor on the street.
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