Lt-Gen. Wiboonsak Neeparn (2nd L, front), Thailand's Second Army Region commander, and Gen. Chea Mon (2nd R, front), Cambodia's Fourth Army Commander, sign on an agreement after the 11th annual meeting of the Regional Border Committee between the Fourth Military Region of Cambodia and the Second Army Region of Thailand held in Siem Reap, Oct. 24, 2008. The two countries made an agreement to keep the utmost restraint on the disputed Preah Vihear temple, and to resume the Ta Krapey Temple and Ta Moane Temple as they were before Jul. 25, 2008.(Xinhua Photo)Thailand And Cambodia Vow Peace -- BBC
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to resolve a border dispute peacefully "for the sake of our neighbourliness".
Bilateral talks on the issue were held on the sidelines of the Asia-Europe summit (Asem) in Beijing.
The demarcation of land around Preah Vihear temple on the countries' border has never been clearly settled.
Tensions have recently been rekindled, and last week erupted into open combat. Three Cambodian and one Thai soldier died in exchanges of fire.
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UNESCO to demarcate Preah Vihear temple -- China View