China Hosts Informal Thailand-Cambodia Peace Talks in Shanghai

China hosted informal trilateral talks in Shanghai on Wednesday involving Thailand-Cambodia representatives, aiming to reinforce the fragile ceasefire.
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong (C) and Thailand-Cambodia delegation after informal trilateral talks in Shanghai on Wednesday, aiming to reinforce the fragile ceasefire. (Photo: China Foreign Ministry)

China hosted informal trilateral talks in Shanghai on Wednesday involving Cambodian and Thai representatives, aiming to reinforce the fragile ceasefire agreed upon earlier this week following deadly clashes along their disputed border.

The discussions were facilitated by China’s Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sun Weidong, and took place amid ongoing accusations between Bangkok and Phnom Penh regarding alleged violations of the ceasefire, which formally came into effect at midnight on Monday.

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