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Cambodia Hopes UNCLOS Conciliation Mechanism Will Support December 27 Ceasefire

Cambodia and Thailand began the first meeting of the UNCLOS Compulsory Conciliation Commission in Singapore on September 15, 2026, aiming to resolve their maritime dispute. The event is seen as a step toward ensuring compliance with the December 27 ceasefire agreement. The commission's proceedings are expected to influence regional stability.

Cambodia and Thailand convened for the first meeting of the UNCLOS Compulsory Conciliation Commission in Singapore on September 15, 2026. The meeting, attended by foreign ministers from both nations, marks the formal start of the conciliation process under UNCLOS. Cambodia expressed hope that resolving the maritime dispute through this mechanism would support adherence to the December 27 ceasefire agreement.

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Cambodia-Thailand Border and Maritime DisputesCambodia-Thailand Border and Maritime Disputes: Diplomacy and Boundary Negotiations

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IndependentThe Phnom Penh PostSep 15, 01:15 PM
Cambodia hopeful UNCLOS conciliation mechanism will support December 27 ceasefire

Cambodia hopes that resolving its maritime dispute with Thailand through the conciliation mechanism under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) will help support compliance with the Dec 27 ceasefire agreement. During the first meeting of the UNCLOS Compulsory Conciliation Commission, held in Singapore today, September 15, the foreign ministers of the [...]

IndependentLa PrensaSep 15, 01:15 PM
Cambodia hopeful UNCLOS conciliation mechanism will support December 27 ceasefire

Cambodia hopes that resolving its maritime dispute with Thailand through the conciliation mechanism under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) will help support compliance with the Dec 27 ceasefire agreement. During the first meeting of the UNCLOS Compulsory Conciliation Commission, held in Singapore today, September 15, the foreign ministers of the [...]