UNESCO Deputy Director-General Pledges to Monitor Preah Vihear Temple Case and Contribute to De-escalation
UNESCO's Deputy Director-General for Culture has pledged to contribute to de-escalating tensions between Cambodia and Thailand regarding the Preah Vihear temple, through cultural initiatives. During a meeting with Cambodia's Minister of Culture, the expert report on damage attributed to Thai military actions at the temple was acknowledged, with UNESCO committing to continued monitoring.
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