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President Trump: Both countries [Cambodia and Thailand] are agreeing to cease all hostilities, and work to build good neighborly relationships, which have already started. Eighteen Cambodian prisoners of war will be released, and under this agreement, observers from Asian countries, including Malaysia, will be deployed to make that the peace prevails and endures, and I have no doubt that it will.
Prime Minister Manuet: On behalf of the Cambodian people, I wish to express my deepest gratitude to President Donald J. Trump, for his decisive leadership, and steadfast commitment to supporting the lasting peace between Cambodia and Thailand, and for his tireless efforts to make it a reality.
Prime Minister Manuet: Recognizing your unwavering dedications, and resolute efforts to promote peace; and not only between Cambodia and Thailands, but also among other nations, and reflecting the gratitude of the Cambodian peoples, I have nominated President Donald J. Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.
President Trump: Today the prime minister and I signed a major trade deal between the United States and Malaysia, and together, we took part in a historic peace agreement, ending the hostilities between Cambodia and Thailand. We're calling it the 'Kuala Lumpur Peace Accords'…today's signing represents just one of eight conflicts that we've ended in eight months of the Trump presidency. I'm very honored to have done it. We saved millions of lives.
President Trump: America's ties to this region date back to early days of our republic, when fearless Americans voyaged across the Pacific to establish outposts of trade and diplomacy here in Asia. Those bonds forged so long ago, continue to strengthen and grow to this day, including here in Kuala Lumpur.