Cambodia's Border Negotiations Must Be Based on Evidence and International Law: PM Hun Manet
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized that border negotiations must be based on evidence, international law, and technical expertise to protect national sovereignty. He expressed support for the international conciliation process to resolve maritime boundary disputes, particularly with Thailand.
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