Thailand and Cambodia agree to hold immediate ceasefire talks | RNZ News
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to preserve the immediate ceasefire dialogue after the tension with their shared obstacles. The election recently came out after a conflict near the disputed place of the Preh Vihier temple, which has been a point of recovering for a long time. The purpose of two international places is to reduce the navy's anxiety and prevent violence as well. Thai Prime Minister Sevikin and Cambodian Prime Minister he expressed mutual interest in solving the problem in peace. Avoiding an increase in interactions, improving oral exchange and confirming a commitment to diplomatic cooperation will focus. The landscape has attracted regional anxiety, which requires calm and talks. Using a non -violent resolution with global observers, the conversation is predicted to start immediately.
The Key points
- Thailand and Cambodia agree on immediate ceasefire.
- The tension increased near the surrounding area, the Preh Vihier Temple limit.
- Both countries want to stay away from the marine boom.
- Thai Prime Minister Srita Thawisin helps in the decision of the peaceful war.
- Cambodian Prime Minister that Manet provided responsibility for diplomacy.
- The reason for the negotiations is to reduce border stress and prevent violence.
- Regional forces inspire calm and mutual dialogues.
- The historical dispute over the temple has made a previous clash.
- The gun condition will begin at once.
- Peace efforts are estimated to promote the balance near
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