Cambodia-Thailand Continue Maritime Boundary Delimitation Talks Under UNCLOS
Cambodia and Thailand held their second Joint Commission meeting under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in The Hague, Netherlands. Both nations aim to achieve a comprehensive maritime boundary delimitation or a joint development and equitable resource-sharing agreement, seeking long-term solutions based on international law.
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