US to Continue Working with Cambodia and Thailand to Support KL Peace Agreement Implementation
US Secretary of State reiterated commitment to work with Cambodia and Thailand to support the implementation of the "Kuala Lumpur Peace Agreement," marking its first anniversary. The agreement aims to establish peace and stability between the two nations, following past border disputes.
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