Phnom Penh: The representatives of Cambodia and Kenya to the United Nations (UN) have underlined the importance of the multilateral system and international law.
The confirmation of the positions of the two sides was made during a meeting between Mr. Keo Chhea, Ambassador/Permanent Representative of Cambodia to the United Nations, Mr. Erastus Ekitela Lokaale, Ambassador/Permanent Representative of Kenya, and Ms. Njoki Ndungu, Kenya’s nominee for the International Criminal Court for the 2027-2036 term.
During the meeting, Mr. Keo Chhea stated that Cambodia is a small country and has gone through many years of civil war. Therefore, Cambodia has always adhered to the rule of law and the peaceful resolution of border disputes through international mechanisms such as the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court.
In response, the Ambassador of the Permanent Representative of Kenya agreed and added that only countries that have experienced these difficult situations can fully understand the impact on national society.
At the same time, both sides also emphasized the importance of the multilateral system and international law for resolving disputes, especially for small countries.
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