Thailand: Thailand and Cambodia are actively engaging in discussions to mitigate issues along their eastern border by adhering to international agreements established through the General Border Committee (GBC) resolution. The two countries are also working on creating a joint mechanism to counter misinformation that could potentially harm bilateral relations.
According to Thai News Agency, Lieutenant General Amrit Bunsuya, Commander of the 1st Army Area, and General Axom Oan, Deputy Commander of the Royal Thai Army and Commander of the 5th Military Region, have convened to strengthen ties following the successful meeting between the Prime Ministers of both countries. This meeting also follows the recent session of the Thailand-Cambodia General Border Committee (GBC), and it includes preparations for the upcoming Regional Border Committee (RBC) meeting at the Officers' Club Building, Sura Singhanat Camp, 19th Military District.
The discussions emphasized implementing government policies aimed at cooperation in preventing and suppressing drug trafficking, transnational crimes, and illegal immigration. Both parties agreed on the importance of closely exchanging information and are committed to developing a contact and communication system for leaders at all levels. This system will enable direct communication during critical situations or missions, ensuring immediate response to important matters.
Furthermore, both nations are committed to developing public relations systems to prevent misinformation and are prepared to disseminate accurate information to counter any news that could negatively impact their bilateral relationship.