Cambodia Briefs Vietnam on Border Issues with Thailand, Reaffirms Peaceful Resolution
Prime Minister Hun Manet briefed Vietnamese Communist Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong on the border situation between Cambodia and Thailand, reaffirming commitment to a peaceful and friendly resolution. Cooperation between the two nations was also strengthened.
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