Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) -- The Association of Southeast Asian Nations will send observers to the tense Thailand-Cambodia border, where a disputed centuries-old temple is located, the organization said Tuesday. Foreign Ministers and representatives from ASEAN's 10 member nations met in Jakarta Tuesday to discuss the long-standing border conflict. In a statement issued after the meeting, ASEAN says it welcomes "the invitation by both Cambodia and Thailand (for) observers from Indonesia, current chair of ASEAN, to observe the commitment by both sides to avoid further armed clashes between them." Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa said in a news conference that the civilian and military observers will be unarmed. The team will be there to assist and support both countries to keep their commitment avoid further clashes.
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ASEAN will send observers to the Thailand-Cambodia border
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There is a disputed centuries-old temple there
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The team will assist both sides to keep their commitments to avoid clashes
Since the renewed fighting, ASEAN has sent @placeholder to meet with leaders of both Thailand and Cambodia to try to ease tensions.