Cambodia Reaffirms UNCLOS Conciliation Push in Talks with Thailand
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn reaffirmed the country's push for compulsory conciliation under UNCLOS to resolve maritime boundary disputes during talks with his Thai counterpart in New York. Both nations agreed to implement confidence-building measures.
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