ABC Radio Australia
Cambodia says it has agreed with Thailand to restart talks aimed at resolving a long-running border dispute that last month claimed four lives.
A Cambodian foreign ministry spokesman says the two countries' foreign ministers will meet from the 10th to 12th of this month in the Cambodian city of Siem Reap.
However, an official from the Thai foreign ministry has been reported as saying that the dates and venue of the talks are still under discussion.
Two rounds of emergency talks after the October clashes near Cambodia's ancient Preah Vihear temple made little progress, with both sides only agreeing not to fire on each other again.
A Cambodian foreign ministry spokesman says the two countries' foreign ministers will meet from the 10th to 12th of this month in the Cambodian city of Siem Reap.
However, an official from the Thai foreign ministry has been reported as saying that the dates and venue of the talks are still under discussion.
Two rounds of emergency talks after the October clashes near Cambodia's ancient Preah Vihear temple made little progress, with both sides only agreeing not to fire on each other again.
2 comments:
It's not going to work.You can talk all you want.The problem rest with different maps. We used the one that had been recognized by the world community ,but Thai used their own.And their is fake, it included some parts of khmer territory.Just prepare for war.
Tired of this bull shit news. Diplomatic approach is not a fruitful tactic when dealing with villain like Thai. We, Khmer, must stop being too passive. or we will get our rear kick by neighbors.
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