Cambodia rejects bilateral talks with Thailand over maritime dispute, opting to pursue a compulsory conciliation mechanism under the UNCLOS. Prime Minister Hun Manet stated the government will move forward with the UN process following Thailand's cancellation of the 2001 MOU.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet announced that Cambodia will pursue a compulsory conciliation mechanism under the UNCLOS to resolve a maritime dispute with Thailand, rejecting further bilateral negotiations after Thailand scrapped the 2001 Memorandum of Understanding.
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