UN Publishes Cambodian Permanent Representative’s Letter on Border Issues
The United Nations has published a letter from Cambodia's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Keo Chhea, addressed to the UN Secretary-General concerning border issues. The letter reiterates Cambodia's stance on border demarcation processes with neighboring countries, advocating for resolutions based on international law.
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