Additionally, perfect officials agree to take action against air pollution.
Published on February 7, 2024, at 16:35
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On Wednesday, the perfect ministers of Thailand and Cambodia agreed that the two nations would talk about sharing power tools within their disputed border region in the Gulf of Thai.
Hun Manet, the president of Cambodia, paid Government House a one-day visit and spoke with Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin.
The two leaders, according to government official Chai Wacharonke, concurred that international affairs and nbsp were having an impact on the energy security of both nations.
Within their overlapping claims area ( OCA ) in the Gulf of Thailand, they consented to discussions on joint petroleum exploration and production. Up to 500 million barrels of oil and fuel are thought to be stored beneath the ocean in the OCA, which spans an area of about 26, 000 sq kilometers. Around 60 % of Thailand’s energy is produced by gasoline.
They also consented to make borders industry even easier. The two nations were suggested to link their unique economic zones in neighboring Sa Kaeo and Poipet by the Thai prime minister.
According to the official, the two leaders agreed to work together on border landmine clearance, to enhance border crossings, and to promote international travel.
The leaders talked about the region’s pervasive dust and came to the conclusion that it was important to reduce field burning, exchange knowledge, and strengthen ties with other neighboring nations to combat the production of fine dust.
In order to combat virtual fraud, drug trafficking, and other trafficking, the prime ministers agreed to increase border surveillance.
A embassy general’s office would start in Songkhla, a southwestern province, and one in Siem Reap, Thailand, it was confirmed.
According to the official, the Thai prime minister requested that the Thai government make it easier for employees to travel to their homes to enjoy the customary New Year during the Songkran event in April and then return to work in Thailand.
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