Thailand plans to resume talks with Cambodia over border disputes


BANGKOK: Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra (pic) said on Tuesday (Nov 5) that her Cabinet may appoint the Thai Joint Technical Committee (JTC) within two weeks to resume talks with Cambodia over border disputes.

Speaking to reporters after the weekly Cabinet meeting, Paetongtarn said she had spoken to core members of the coalition partners on Monday (Nov 4) evening, and they said a JTC should be appointed to resume talks over the overlapping claims areas in the Gulf of Thailand based on the MOU44 framework.

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