ASEAN Observers Inspect Cambodia-Thailand Border Area, Focus on Demarcation Issues
An ASEAN observer mission visited the Cambodia-Thailand border area in Banteay Meanchey province to assess the situation and report on border compliance following a ceasefire. The mission focused on an area long cultivated by Cambodian citizens, with Cambodia reiterating its commitment to international border agreements.
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