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Anutin outlines Thailand’s outlook to diplomats before UN trip
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A group of 76 ambassadors, foreign consuls and heads of international organisations based in Thailand met Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul at the Santi Maitree Building at Government House in Bangkok to hear the government’s policy direction and vision for the country.
Key facts
- Government Spokesperson Rachada Dhanadirek reported that Anutin welcomed the diplomatic and international representatives, particularly ambassadors who had recently taken up their posts in Thailand.
- Following the meeting, Anutin presided over a ceremony to hand THB7 million and relief supplies to the Nepalese ambassador to Thailand to support people affected by disasters in Nepal.
- He described the gathering as an opportunity to exchange views, strengthen working relationships and build closer links between foreign missions and the Thai government, with the aim of developing more tangible cooperation.
- Outlining his vision for the country, Anutin told the gathering that Thailand was at an important point of transition
Summary
Government Spokesperson Rachada Dhanadirek reported that Anutin welcomed the diplomatic and international representatives, particularly ambassadors who had recently taken up their posts in Thailand.
He described the gathering as an opportunity to exchange views, strengthen working relationships and build closer links between foreign missions and the Thai government, with the aim of developing more tangible cooperation.