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Thailand pursues joint exploration with Cambodia worth billions despite backlash

Thailand pursues joint exploration with Cambodia worth billions despite backlash

by | Nov 4, 2024 | Offshore

(Bloomberg) – Thailand will press ahead with a plan to restart talks with Cambodia to jointly explore petroleum reserves worth an estimated $300 billion in a disputed offshore area, disregarding opposition from some political groups and activists.

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