Cambodian Foreign Minister Raises Thai Border Dispute in Meeting with Chinese Counterpart
Cambodian Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn raised the protracted border dispute with Thailand during a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Cambodia reiterated its stance against border changes by force and its support for peaceful resolution, with China having previously facilitated dialogue between the two nations.
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