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Trump to Join Thailand, Cambodia in Historic Peace Pact Signing

Former U.S. President Donald Trump is set to join leaders of Thailand and Cambodia this weekend for the signing of a landmark peace pact aimed at fostering regional stability and economic cooperation in Southeast Asia. The agreement, scheduled to take place in Bangkok, seeks to end long-standing border tensions and promote joint development initiatives between the two nations.

According to diplomatic sources, Trump’s participation underscores his renewed interest in global diplomacy, following his recent efforts to mediate Middle East peace talks. The pact will also include provisions for trade facilitation, infrastructure collaboration, and cultural exchange.

Regional analysts have described the deal as a “significant step toward sustainable peace” in Indochina, potentially serving as a model for other ASEAN members dealing with territorial disputes. Both Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet are expected to attend the ceremony, alongside representatives from the United Nations and the ASEAN Secretariat.

Trump is also expected to deliver a keynote address emphasizing the role of economic cooperation in maintaining global peace.