Cambodia and Thailand Agree on Confidence-Building Measures at Maritime Law Reconciliation Meeting
Cambodia and Thailand have agreed on confidence-building measures aimed at fostering mutual trust and facilitating friendly resolutions during the second meeting of the Reconciliation Commission under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. Both nations acknowledged their right to make statements to protect legal rights or correct misinformation.
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