Cambodia, Thailand Begin Compulsory Conciliation in Maritime Boundary Dispute
Cambodia and Thailand have commenced compulsory conciliation proceedings in Singapore to resolve a long-standing maritime boundary dispute in the Gulf of Thailand. Under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, both nations presented their claims, aiming for a peaceful resolution that could unlock potential energy resource development.
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