Senior diplomats from Thailand and Cambodia met in China to reinforce a ceasefire agreement aimed at ending recent border clashes. The talks focused on maintaining calm along disputed areas and preventing further military escalation.
Officials from both sides said the ceasefire remains in effect and that communication channels between military and diplomatic authorities have been strengthened. The discussions addressed troop movements, monitoring mechanisms, and confidence-building measures to reduce the risk of renewed confrontations.
China facilitated the meeting as part of broader regional diplomatic efforts, with participants emphasising the importance of dialogue and restraint. The talks were described as constructive, with agreement on continued engagement to manage tensions through peaceful means.
The border dispute has led to casualties and displacement in affected areas, prompting regional concern. Observers say sustained adherence to the ceasefire and follow-up negotiations will be critical to ensuring long-term stability and restoring normal conditions for communities near the frontier.
