South China Sea Code of Conduct Will Resume negotiation for months ahead

South China Sea Code of Conduct Will Resume negotiation for months ahead

Talks on the second draft of a maritime code of conduct in the South China Sea between Beijing and Southeast Asian countries is due to begin in October, a senior Thai government official told reporters on Friday.

Speaking on the sidelines of the regional forum in Bangkok, deputy permanent secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Arthayudh Srisamoot said the two sides would delve into the specifics of the long-awaited pact after agreeing to the "basic principles" in a preliminary draft reading.

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