Phnom Penh: Lieutenant General Pov Heng, Deputy Commander of the Army and Commander of Military Region 4, met with the ASEAN Observer Group in Cambodia, the Head of the ASEAN Observer Group Mission (HOM AOT), and Philippine military officers in Cambodia in Siem Reap.
According to a press release from the Cambodian Ministry of National Defense spokesperson, the meeting took place on the morning of July 27, 2026. Lieutenant General Pov Heng, Commander of the 4th Military Region, welcomed the ASEAN Observer Group in Cambodia under the mandate led by the Philippines. His Excellency the Commander expressed his deep gratitude for the strong commitment and efforts of the ASEAN Observer Group so far in supporting the promotion of peace, stability, and confidence in the region under the ASEAN mechanism. Meanwhile, His Excellency the Commander also briefed the ASEAN Observer Group delegation on the latest developments in the Cambodia-Thailand border situation.
In response, Rear Admiral GLENN Z DIZON, Head of the ASEAN Observer Group (HOM AOT) Mission of the Philippines to Cambodia, thanked the 4th Military Region who always facilitated and facilitated all missions to observe, verify and report along the Cambodian-Thai border after the ceasefire came into effect and confirmed their high commitment to fulfilling this important mission to observe, verify and report on the real situation along the Cambodian-Thai border.
Cambodia has always provided full support and strengthened the role of the ASEAN Observer Team (AOT) in ensuring the implementation of the ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand to promote transparency, mutual trust, and protect the lives of citizens. At the same time, Cambodia always welcomes friendly countries to send observers or help with peacekeeping operations.
The Royal Government and the Ministry of National Defense of Cambodia continue to be firmly committed, honest, and highly responsible in fully respecting and implementing And firmly adhere to the Joint Declaration of the 3rd Special Meeting of the Cambodia-Thai General Boundary Committee (GBC) on December 27, 2025, the Joint Statement on the Peace Agreement between Cambodia and Thailand on October 26, 2025, and other relevant agreements to move towards a speedy recovery and a return to normalcy, peace, and lasting stability.
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