Diplomats from China, Cambodia and Thailand meet as Beijing seeks a stronger mediating role
Summary
Diplomats from China, Cambodia, and Thailand held a meeting in China to discuss a violent border dispute between Cambodia and Thailand. China aims to play a stronger role in mediating the conflict and ensuring a ceasefire, following a recent agreement between the two Southeast Asian countries. The countries also agreed to work on various issues, including transnational crimes.Key Facts
- Foreign ministers from China, Thailand, and Cambodia met to discuss a border dispute.
- Recent fighting between Cambodia and Thailand killed over 100 people and displaced hundreds of thousands.
- A new ceasefire agreement was reached shortly before the meeting.
- The meeting was held in Yunnan, China, near the disputed border.
- China is seeking a stronger role as a mediator in this regional crisis.
- China's Foreign Minister called for maintaining peace and stability in the region.
- The three countries agreed to strengthen dialogues and restore ties gradually.
- They also planned to combat transnational crimes like telecom scams.
- China offered to help with humanitarian aid for those affected by the conflict.
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