Sunday, August 15, 2010
The Nation
The joint boundary demarcation chief hoped the parliament would approve in its session this week the three agree-minute of the Thai-Cambodia Joint Commission on Demarcation for Land Boundary (JBC) to move on negotiation for border dispute settlement.
"We hope the parliament would approve all documents and allow us to continue the negotiation with Cambodia," said Vasin Teeravechyan Co-chair of JBC.
The Foreign Ministry would report to the parliament the result of JBC meetings in November 2008, February 2009 and April 2009 and asked for the approval enabling the negotiation to go on, he said.
The boundary demarcation became a controversy as nationalist People's Alliance for Democracy and its alliance in the Senate opposed the negotiation due to their fear of territory loss.
"We hope the parliament would approve all documents and allow us to continue the negotiation with Cambodia," said Vasin Teeravechyan Co-chair of JBC.
The Foreign Ministry would report to the parliament the result of JBC meetings in November 2008, February 2009 and April 2009 and asked for the approval enabling the negotiation to go on, he said.
The boundary demarcation became a controversy as nationalist People's Alliance for Democracy and its alliance in the Senate opposed the negotiation due to their fear of territory loss.
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