July 30, 2025 — The international community has warmly welcomed the ceasefire agreement between Cambodia and Thailand, which was announced following peace talks organized in Kuala Lumpur. Leaders and representatives from multiple countries expressed support for the move, emphasizing the importance of continued dialogue and peaceful resolution.

United States

The United States applauded the ceasefire declaration, with a statement from the Office of the Spokesperson noting, “President Trump and I are committed to an immediate cessation of violence and expect the governments of Cambodia and Thailand to fully honor their commitments to end this conflict. We are grateful to Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim for his leadership and for hosting the ceasefire talks. We urge all parties to follow through on their commitments. The United States will remain committed to and engaged in this process.” —Read more

China

China reaffirmed its impartial stance and ongoing commitment to peace. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said, “China will maintain its fair and impartial position and continue having close communication with Cambodia and Thailand, actively facilitating talks for peace and playing a constructive role in ceasing the conflict.” China also praised Malaysia’s leadership as ASEAN Chair in mediating the peace process. —More details

United Kingdom

The UK’s Foreign Office expressed strong support, stating, “The UK welcomes the ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia, facilitated under the leadership of Prime Minister Anwar and supported by President Trump. This is a vital step towards peace — all parties must now honour and uphold the ceasefire.” Catherine West MP, UK Minister for the Indo-Pacific, urged both sides to respect the agreement. —Learn more

Australia

Australia also welcomed the ceasefire, emphasizing its importance for regional stability. An official statement said, “Australia urges both Cambodia and Thailand to honour this ceasefire and work towards a lasting, peaceful resolution. We commend Prime Minister Anwar’s leadership of ASEAN and the efforts of the U.S. in mediating this process.” —Read more

European Union

The EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, noted, “The ceasefire agreement between Cambodia and Thailand is a major breakthrough after days of deadly clashes. It’s vital both countries implement it in good faith. I thank Malaysia, as ASEAN Chair, for facilitating the negotiations.” —Further details

France

France expressed high hopes for the peace process, stating, “We commend Malaysia’s role in mediating and the recent ceasefire. France calls for effective implementation of the agreement and continues to support ASEAN’s efforts in regional stability, advocating peaceful resolution based on international law.”

Japan

Japan welcomed the ceasefire, with a government spokesperson saying, “We consider a stable relationship between Cambodia and Thailand essential for regional peace. We appreciate the diplomatic efforts that led to this agreement and will continue to encourage its full implementation.” —Read more

United Nations

UN Secretary-General António Guterres welcomed the ceasefire, urging both nations to respect the agreement fully. “This is a positive step towards ending hostilities. The UN urges Cambodia and Thailand to uphold their commitments and foster an environment conducive to addressing long-standing issues,” a UN spokesperson stated. The UN also commended Malaysia’s leadership and the contributions of the U.S. and China. —Full statement

ASEAN and Regional Leaders

Malaysia, as ASEAN Chair, issued a statement through Foreign Minister Dato’ Seri Haji Mohamed bin Haji Hasan, emphasizing the importance of respect for the ceasefire and the need to uphold peace efforts in the region.

Other Supporters

New Zealand welcomed the ceasefire and urged both sides to maintain peace, highlighting Prime Minister Anwar’s leadership and the role of ASEAN partners. Vietnam expressed hope for long-term peace and stability, stressing the importance of adhering to principles under international law. Timor-Leste, South Korea, and Canada also expressed support and called for full implementation of the agreement.