Thai-Cambodian border talks end without agreement after Cambodia raises issues outside GBC framework


BANGKOK: Thailand’s navy says a special Thai-Cambodian Regional Border Committee meeting in Trat ended without agreement after Cambodia proposed boundary-related issues outside the scope of the Dec 27 GBC joint statement.

Rear Admiral Parat Rattanachaiphan, spokesperson for the Royal Thai Navy, said on Wednesday (Feb 4) that the first special meeting of the Thai-Cambodian Special Regional Border Committee (RBC) had ended on the afternoon of Feb 4 without a joint conclusion.

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