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Thai foreign minister criticises China’s travel warning for misplacing blame for scam
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Thailand’s Foreign Affairs Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow raised concerns with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing yesterday, November 3, that a travel warning issued by the Chinese embassy had caused panic and affected Thailand’s tourism image.
Key facts
- Thailand’s Foreign Affairs Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow raised concerns with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing yesterday, November 3, that a travel warning issued by the Chinese embassy had caused panic and affected Thailand’s
- Sihasak was in Beijing for the 11th Mekong-Lancang Cooperation Meeting, and seized this chance to meet Wang Yi to discuss further trade, transnational crime , and regional issues.
- He said China had promised to import 500,000 tonnes of rice from Thailand.
- On trade, Sihasak said he urged China to open its market to Thai products, particularly rice
Summary
Sihasak was in Beijing for the 11th Mekong-Lancang Cooperation Meeting, and seized this chance to meet Wang Yi to discuss further trade, transnational crime , and regional issues.
On trade, Sihasak said he urged China to open its market to Thai products, particularly rice. He said China had promised to import 500,000 tonnes of rice from Thailand.