China Welcomes Thailand’s Commitment to Dialogue With Cambodia

China Welcomes Thailand’s Commitment to Dialogue With Cambodia

NEW YORK, May 29, 2026 — Thailand has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining dialogue and communication with Cambodia to preserve peace and stability along the shared border, according to a statement released following talks between Thai and Chinese foreign ministers.

The pledge was made by Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow during a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on the sidelines of a high-level United Nations Security Council session on May 26.

According to the Chinese Embassy in Bangkok, Sihasak said Thailand would continue dialogue and communication with Cambodia as part of efforts to maintain peace, stability and constructive relations along the border.

The remarks come as both countries continue to rely on diplomatic channels and bilateral mechanisms to address border-related issues and prevent renewed tensions.

During the meeting, Wang expressed China’s support for Thailand and Cambodia in maintaining dialogue and consultations, strengthening the ceasefire and gradually rebuilding mutual trust. He also reiterated Beijing’s willingness to play a constructive role in supporting peaceful efforts between the two neighboring countries.

Sihasak reaffirmed Thailand’s commitment to resolving differences through peaceful means and highlighted the importance of continued engagement with Cambodia to safeguard regional stability.

Beyond border issues, the two foreign ministers discussed strengthening Thailand-China relations, with Wang calling for enhanced high-level exchanges and closer strategic cooperation. Both sides also expressed support for multilateralism and a stronger role for the United Nations in addressing international challenges.

The meeting underscored growing international support for diplomatic engagement and peaceful dialogue as the preferred path for maintaining stability along the Cambodia-Thailand border.