Government Spokesperson and Member of the Ad Hoc Center for the Thailand-Cambodia Border Situation Jirayu Houngsub stated that the Government emphasizes proactive campaigns to communicate with the world community with facts and truth on the Thailand-Cambodia border situation.

For instance, he said, Ms. Krongkanit Rakcharoen, Director-General of the Department of European Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on 31 July - 1 August 2025 led a Thai delegation to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Helsinki+50 Conference in Helsinki, Finland.

At the national statement session, the Director-General reaffirmed Thailand’s position regarding the Thailand-Cambodia border situation, reiterating Thailand’s commitment to international law, the United Nations Charter, and the Helsinki principles. 

The Thai armed forces were compelled to take proportionate and appropriate measures in self-defense, consistent with international law, in response to the unprovoked, unlawful, and indiscriminate armed attacks by Cambodia, which caused loss of innocent civilian lives and damage to Thai public infrastructure. 

The Director-General reiterated Thailand’s continued commitment to the ceasefire agreement and to utilizing existing bilateral mechanisms to resolve the issue.

She also emphasized Thailand’s readiness to co-host the 2026 OSCE Asian Conference with Finland under the main theme of combatting online scams, building on the success and outcomes of the Special Workshop on “Combatting Online Scams” and the 2025 OSCE Asian Partners for Co-operation Group (APCG) Meeting, held on 30 May - 2 June 2025 in Vienna.

Mr. Jirayu stressed that the Thai government would continue to communicate with the world in order to rebut and counter disinformation, and that it would also work in a proactive manner to show the world that Thailand used reasonable force to protect its people, while it remains open to resolving the border situation through peaceful means.