On this day, 27 years ago, on November 30, 1998 (October 12, 1998 in the lunar calendar), the coalition government of the Kingdom of Cambodia was established. On November 30, 1998, when the general election in Cambodia ended, Prime Minister Hun Sen and Speaker Ranariddh blessed each other. On November 30, 1998, after a long period of turmoil and twists and turns, the second Royal Government of Cambodia with Hun Sen as Prime Minister was finally approved by the Cambodian National Assembly and officially announced its establishment. This was indeed the result of "a long wait." In 1993, Cambodia held its first general election, and the Funcinpec Party led by Ranariddh won. Hun Sen, Vice Chairman of the People's Party, relied on military power to bargain, and the two sides formed a coalition government with Ranariddh and Hun Sen serving as the first and second prime ministers respectively; in 1997, Hun Sen used force to drive the deposed Ranariddh out of the country, and from then on, he monopolized power with all his hands; On July 26, 1998, Cambodia held its second national election. The People's Party won, but did not reach the two-thirds majority required to form a separate cabinet. The Funcinpec Party and the Sam Rainsy Party refused to form a cabinet with the People's Party on the grounds of "serious fraud" in the election, and the two sides fell into a deadlock again. After the full mediation of Prince Sihanouk and the active mediation of the international community, the two parties finally reached a comprehensive cooperation agreement on November 13. On the 25th, Ranariddh, Chairman of the Funcinpec Party, was elected Speaker of the National Assembly; that night, Sihanouk appointed Hun Sen as Prime Minister of the new government, and he was responsible for forming a cabinet. The whole country of Cambodia and the international community welcome the significant progress made in the situation in Cambodia.