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Cambodia, Thailand Boost Border Cooperation in Informal RBC Meeting

Cambodia and Thailand held an informal meeting of their Regional Border Committee (RBC) secretariats on Oct. 28, agreeing to strengthen mutual trust through implementing existing bilateral agreements, enhancing operational coordination, and addressing outstanding issues.

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