BANGKOK, Oct 19 (Bernama) -- Thailand remains committed to resolving maritime disputes with Cambodia through bilateral dialogue in accordance with international law while backing measures to prevent confrontations, Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said after the second meeting of the Conciliation Commission in The Hague.
World : Thailand Backs Dialogue, Measures To Avert Confrontations With Cambodia
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Thailand supports dialogue with Cambodia to resolve maritime disputes under international law and avoid confrontations.
- Thailand emphasizes bilateral dialogue for maritime boundary delimitation.
- The process under UNCLOS is not legally binding but aims for a mutual solution.
- Thailand seeks to protect national interests while avoiding tensions.
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