Cambodia for Trump’s nomination for the Nobel Peace Celement Prize with Thailand

Cambodia will nominate the president Donald Trump For the Nobel Peace Prize after it helped the country reach the ceasefire agreement to end its border conflict with Thailand.

Sun Chantol, Deputy Prime Minister of Cambodia, thanked Trump for bringing peace to the region while talking to correspondents earlier on Friday in the capital of Bennah in the country.

Chanteol said that the US president deserves his nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize, an international prize for the highest reputation awarded to a person or organization for a more “fellowship between nations.”

“We recognize his great efforts for peace,” Changul said.

Thailand, Cambodia reaches the ceasefire to end the conflict that displaced 260,000, says Trump

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said last month that he had nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, and Pakistani officials said in June they recommended that he be given his role in helping to end his conflict with India.

Trump urged the ceasefire last week when he spoke to Cambodia and Thailand leaders and threatened not to return to the “trading table” with Southeast Asian countries Until the fighting stops.

A ceasefire in Malaysia was negotiated on Monday, which ended the heaviest conflict between the two countries for more than a decade.

Trump told reporters during his last trip to Scotland: “Many people were killed and I was dealing with two countries in line with them very well, and very similar from certain countries. They were fighting for 500 years.

Trump calls for an immediate ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand amid escalating violence

After the ceasefire news, White House press secretary Caroline Levitte on X wrote that Trump’s direct involvement led to the armistice.

She said, “President Trump has achieved this. Give him the Nobel Peace Prize!”

The fighting began last week after the Earth mine explosion along the border, five Thai soldiers were wounded. Each side blame the other Starting clashes, That lasted five days.

At least 43 people were killed and more than 300,000 people were displaced on both sides of the border.

“I said,” I don’t want to trade with anyone who kills each other, “Trump continued while he was in Scotland.” So we just got it. The heads of ministers who reached them will be called well, and they spoke to them immediately after this meeting and congratulate them. But it was a great honor to participate in that. This was a very bad war. These wars were very bad. “

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Chanteol, who is also the best commercial negotiator in Cambodia, said his country was also grateful to Trump on A. Reduced tariff rate From 19 %.

Chanteol told Reuters that the Trump administration initially threatened a 49 % tariff before reducing it later to 36 %, a level that would spoil the vital Campodia sector and shoes.

Reuters contributed to this report.