Cambodia's Proposals Included in UNCLOS Confidence-Building Package for Maritime Dispute Resolution
The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) Conciliation Commission has agreed to include Cambodia's four proposals in a package of confidence-building measures aimed at resolving the maritime boundary dispute between Cambodia and Thailand. These include constructive public communication, avoiding the use of force, and restoring diplomatic representation.
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