Cambodia Seeks UN Mediation for Maritime Border Dispute with Thailand
Cambodia has engaged with the UNCLOS Conciliation Commission for the first time to resolve its long-standing maritime border dispute with Thailand. The meeting, held in Singapore from September 14, 2026, marks a new step towards a peaceful resolution initiated by Cambodia after bilateral negotiations stalled.
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