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Prime Minister Anutin celebrates Bastille Day in Bangkok as the Kingdom and France forge closer ties
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Thailand and France have launched a new era in relations as Prime Minister Anutin hailed a strengthened alliance after talks with President Macron, linking a new Joint Action Plan to the Royal State Visit and more than 170 years of diplomatic ties.
Key facts
- Thailand and France have launched a new era in relations as Prime Minister Anutin hailed a strengthened alliance after talks with President Macron, linking a new Joint Action Plan to the Royal State Visit and more than 170 years of
- Ceremony opens as Anutin joins French National Day celebration marking 170 years of diplomatic friendship
- Thailand and France have entered a new phase in their 170-year alliance, with Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul declaring Bangkok ready to deepen its strategic partnership with Paris following talks with President Emmanuel Macron and the
- Paris exhibition showcases Thai craftsmanship and French creativity as a bridge linking future generations
- Ambassador praised as Thailand and France deepen strategic partnership through new joint action plan
- In particular, he highlighted the Thailand-France Joint Action Plan 2026-2028.
Summary
Thailand and France have entered a new phase in their 170-year alliance, with Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul declaring Bangkok ready to deepen its strategic partnership with Paris following talks with President Emmanuel Macron and the new Thailand-France Joint Action Plan 2026-2028.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul reaffirmed Thailand’s commitment to closer ties with France on Tuesday evening as both countries marked more than 170 years of diplomatic relations.