Cambodia to Broadcast First UNCLOS Conciliation Committee Meeting Live from Singapore

The Ministry of Information of Cambodia announced that the first meeting of the Conciliation Committee under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) between Cambodia and Thailand, to be held in Singapore, will be broadcast live by the national television (TVK). This meeting represents a significant step in the process of resolving long-standing disputes over maritime interests between the two countries. The establishment of this conciliation committee is in accordance with the provisions of UNCLOS, aiming for peaceful resolution among the involved parties. Cambodia and Thailand have had differing views for many years regarding the delimitation of their exclusive economic zones (EEZ) in the Gulf of Thailand. This conciliation process is seen as an indication of both nations' commitment to seeking solutions through dialogue in accordance with international law. According to the Ministry of Information's announcement, the live broadcast aims to inform the public about the meeting's progress and ensure transparency. This can also be interpreted as part of the Cambodian government's diplomatic strategy to utilize international frameworks, protect national interests, and stabilize relations with neighboring countries. (Note: This content has been reconstructed based on the AKP Khmer article dated September 13, 2026, considering the context of Cambodian affairs as of May 15, 2024.)