Cambodia Prioritizes Peaceful Resolution of Border Issues with Thailand, National Assembly President States
Cambodia's National Assembly reaffirmed its commitment to peacefully resolving border issues with Thailand under international law. Discussions with the German Ambassador also covered economic cooperation and investment promotion.
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