Cambodia and Thailand Agree on Confidence-Building Measures in Maritime Talks, Reaffirm Commitment to International Law
Cambodia and Thailand have agreed on confidence-building measures during conciliation proceedings under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to resolving disputes through international law, marking a step towards improved relations.
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