Cambodia, Thailand Conclude UNCLOS Conciliation Session on Maritime Boundary
Cambodia and Thailand concluded the second session of the Conciliation Commission under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in The Hague, Netherlands. Both nations aim for a comprehensive maritime boundary agreement that benefits their people and contributes to regional peace and prosperity, exploring joint development and resource sharing.
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