The Nation
The Parliament is expected to consider negotiation documents for the Thai-Cambodian Joint Commission on Demarcation for Land Boundary (JBC) within this month, Thai Foreign Ministry said Monday.
Last week, the parliament approved the framework for negotiation of Thailand-Cambodia General Border Commission (GBC) to provide security and order in the border area.
The JBC, a responsive mechanism for boundary demarcation is under the Foreign Ministry while the GBC, which takes care of general security along the border, is under the Defense Ministry.
It was widely misunderstood in many media which reported last week that the JBC had been approved by the parliament.
Democrat MP Kraisak Choonhavan told Cambodian media, Phnom Penh Post, last week that the national assembly approved solutions to technical and other issues surrounding the border demarcation.
"A majority of parliamentarians approved the reports of the Cambodian-Thai Joint Boundary Commission this morning (September 2)," Kraisak was quoted by the Post as referring to the bilateral body that has met three times since November.
Thai foreign ministry spokesman Thani Tongpakdi said the ministry is still waiting for the parliament's consideration on the issues.
Last week, the parliament approved the framework for negotiation of Thailand-Cambodia General Border Commission (GBC) to provide security and order in the border area.
The JBC, a responsive mechanism for boundary demarcation is under the Foreign Ministry while the GBC, which takes care of general security along the border, is under the Defense Ministry.
It was widely misunderstood in many media which reported last week that the JBC had been approved by the parliament.
Democrat MP Kraisak Choonhavan told Cambodian media, Phnom Penh Post, last week that the national assembly approved solutions to technical and other issues surrounding the border demarcation.
"A majority of parliamentarians approved the reports of the Cambodian-Thai Joint Boundary Commission this morning (September 2)," Kraisak was quoted by the Post as referring to the bilateral body that has met three times since November.
Thai foreign ministry spokesman Thani Tongpakdi said the ministry is still waiting for the parliament's consideration on the issues.
4 comments:
Nothing to have problem or negotiate with Thailand, if it does not use different map. The matter still remain is demarcation.
BUT THIS HISTORICAL THIEF IS STILL A TROUBLE MAKER!!!
Now we can see Thai stance is not changed, which still use a map drawn by itself. It shows a clear intention of Thailand to encroach Khmer land.
DO WE SHOULD STILL USE BILATERAL SOLUTION OR GO TO MULTILATERAL OR DRAW A NEW MAP TO CLAIM ALL KHMER LAND LOST BACK?
Dear Mr. Strong man of poor Cambodia.
Please stop wasting time and national budget just for meaningless negotiation.
We can use multilateral mechanism through ARF (ASEAN Regional Forum, UNSC (United Nations Security Council), Call For Paris Peace Conference, and Ask ICJ to implement its final decision on Preah Vihear Case.
What mentioned above, The Cambodia's Government know more better, BUT WHY???
we all know the siem thieves' intention on cambodia! don't trust them, cambodia! wake up and be smarter like them! god bless cambodia.
3:40am is right! why cambodian gov't allowing Thailand taken advantaged? cambodian should not care or scared Vietnam gov't, this is 21st century! cambodia has full right and international laws....
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