Hun Sen shows respect for the Shinawatra clan
June 21, 2025
|Bangkok Post
Former Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen has revealed that two rooms in his personal residence have been permanently designated in honour of Thaksin and his sister Yingluck Shinawatra — both former Thai premiers — in honour of their past visits to Cambodia.
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In a Facebook post yesterday, Hun Sen disclosed that the rooms — officially named the “Thaksin Room” and the “Yingluck Room” — have been pre-served for years.
During Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s official visit to Cambodia in April, she and her husband dined at Hun Sen’s residence and later visited both rooms, he said.
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