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Cambodia, Thailand Hold Informal Border Talks to Reinforce Peace Commitments
PHNOM PENH, April 23, 2026 (KPT) — Cambodian and Thai military officials held an informal meeting at the Choam‑Sa Ngam International Border Checkpoint in Oddar Meanchey province on Thursday, reaffirming their commitment to strengthen cooperation and peacefully resolve local disputes.
The talks brought together Brigadier General Nith Narong, head of the Cambodian Regional Border Committee Secretariat, and Major General Kampanat Waphansu, his Thai counterpart. The meeting was convened under the framework of the Cambodia–Thailand Regional Border Committee, following up on the Joint Statement of the 3rd Special General Border Committee signed in December 2025.
Both sides pledged to enhance operational coordination and streamline mechanisms for resolving incidents along the frontier. Cambodia’s Ministry of National Defence said the discussions underscored a firm commitment to respect and implement the December 2025 Joint Statement, the October 2025 Peace Agreement, and other relevant treaties.
The dialogue reflects a shared determination to pursue a peaceful, just, and lasting solution to border issues in line with international law.
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