Thailand Outlines Six Positions in UNCLOS Conciliation with Cambodia
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“Thailand is ready to talk, but does not give up its rights,” the government reiterated six Thai positions on the Thai-Cambodian forum, insisting that the sea is not connected to Koh Kood. Thailand must protect its sovereignty and national interests.
Thailand Emphasizes Maritime Boundary as a Key Focus in UNCLOS Talks
Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister emphasized maritime boundary delimitation as key in UNCLOS proceedings with Cambodia, while addressing land border tensions and confirming readiness for upcoming meetings in The Hague. Key Points Deputy Prime Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow emphasized Thailand’s commitment to maritime boundary delimitation in conciliation proceedings with Cambodia under UNCLOS, following the first Commission meeting […]
The government reiterated Thailand's six points of position at the UNCLOS meeting, stating its willingness to discuss but unwilling to relinquish its rights. It emphasized that the maritime issue does not concern Koh Kood and declared that Thailand must protect its sovereignty and national interests. On September 16, Mr. Ekkapop Pienpises, spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office, addressed the statement made by Deputy Prime Minister and Min…
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