Phnom Penh: Mr. Sok Siphanna, Senior Minister and Special Representative of the King in Charge of the Mission to the United Nations (UN), clearly emphasized at the UN Security Council that Cambodia is firmly committed to respecting international law in addressing maritime security issues.
On the occasion of the invitation to participate in the April High-Level Open Debate of the UN Security Council on “Safety and Security of Maritime Navigation” at UN Headquarters. In New York, he outlined three priorities to address the growing threats to maritime security: 1- Conflicts must be resolved peacefully through dialogue and diplomacy, 2- Cambodia emphasizes the importance of strengthening technical assistance to developing coastal states, and 3- The Security Council should develop a comprehensive and preventive approach that strengthens long-term resilience.
Regarding these three points, Mr. Sok Siphanna emphasized that Cambodia is committed to respecting international law, promoting peaceful dialogue, and strengthening maritime security, including by combating transnational crime.
The special envoy of the King in charge of the mission to the United Nations affirmed that Cambodia reaffirms its commitment to transparency and regional cooperation and welcomes foreign ships. As a friend, they docked at the modernized Ream Naval Base for the purposes of joint training, humanitarian assistance, disaster response, and counterterrorism cooperation.
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