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https://kh.usembassy.gov 11-09-2019 04:24:01
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It was a lot of fun to drop by Harpswell Foundation and engage with 70 terrific young women university students from across Cambodia’s provinces. They asked great questions about 🇺🇸- 🇰🇭 bilateral relations, education, diplomacy, gender equality, and leadership.
Sunset boat cruises on the Mekong, Tonle Sap, and Bassic Rivers are awesome! A great night with our special U.S. Embassy Cambodia community!
Diplomacy is a team sport! I’ve had an outstanding senior staff leading the agencies & sections of U.S. Embassy Cambodia. Their dedication in representing the United States and promoting friendship with Cambodia is unmatched. And we couldn’t do it without spouses & partners!
It’s never too early for diplomacy! We celebrated Take your Child to Work Day with the American & Cambodian children of our U.S. Embassy Cambodia community to learn how their hardworking parents advance friendship between our two countries.
Heartfelt thanks to our “graduating” Cambodia university interns at U.S. Embassy Cambodia. They have spent four months helping promote friendship between the United States and #Cambodia. Congrats—we can’t wait to see where the future takes you!
On a daily basis my deputy and I benefit from the expert contributions & dedication of our Executive Office staff working behind the scenes, supporting us to lead & manage U.S. Embassy Cambodia and the bilateral relationship. I’m grateful; they are like family!
When I soon depart Cambodia, I will hand this Twitter/X account over to U.S. Embassy Phnom Penh. Please continue to follow for updates! I also look forward to continuing the conversation on life & adventures and invite you to join me at my personal account W. Patrick Murphy.
An amazing celebration with the U.S. Embassy Cambodia mission community. It was such an honor working with this talented cast for five years. The U.S.-Cambodia relationship remains in good hands.
I proudly joined the gallery of predecessors who have served as Ambassador to Cambodia since 1950. U.S. Embassy Cambodia staff honored us by planting a rumduol tree, source of the national flower, as a symbol of sustainable growth for the Cambodian people. May you prosper & bloom!
