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A shared victory for peace

Manila Bulletin

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August 03 2025

The historic ceasefire agreement between Cambodia and Thailand, forged on July 28, 2025, in Putrajaya, Malaysia, stands as a triumph of diplomacy, dialogue, and our shared commitment to peace in Asia.

- PEACE-MAKER JOSE DE VENECIA JR. FORMER SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE

We commend Prime Minister Hun Manet of Cambodia and Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai of Thailand, whose courage and statesmanship paved the way for this breakthrough. We also commend Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of Malaysia for graciously hosting and facilitating this crucial dialogue, which was actively co-organized and supported by the United States and China.

The importance of this ceasefire extends far beyond the immediate cessation of hostilities between Cambodia and Thailand. It is a resounding affirmation that peace and dialogue must always be our first recourse in resolving disputes.

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