Overview
- A ceasefire facilitated by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim took effect at midnight on July 29 following talks in Putrajaya between Cambodia’s Hun Manet and Thailand’s acting prime minister.
- Both sides agreed to halt hostilities, restore direct communication and establish a joint mechanism to monitor the truce.
- Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto hailed the agreement as a significant breakthrough for ASEAN diplomacy and pledged Indonesia’s support for Malaysia’s ASEAN chairmanship.
- Prabowo and Anwar Ibrahim convened their first annual consultation since 2017 in Jakarta and reaffirmed dialogue and consensus as the foundation of regional cooperation.
- The leaders identified priorities for deeper collaboration on maritime boundary delimitation and labour rights through bilateral and ASEAN-led forums.