Thailand, Cambodia to hold JBC talks to boost border cooperation


Thai Government spokesperson Siripong Angkasakulkiat. — THE NATION/ANN

BANGKOK: Thailand and Cambodia will hold a two-day special session of their Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) in Chanthaburi province in eastern Thailand from Tuesday (Oct 21) to address border tensions and enhance cooperation on boundary demarcation and security.

Thai Government spokesperson Siripong Angkasakulkiat said the session builds on previous discussions to ensure alignment with the frameworks of the General Border Committee (GBC) and the Regional Border Committee (RBC), with the aim of restoring peace and stability along the shared border.

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