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Anutin tells Israeli ambassador Thailand will enforce its laws on all foreigners
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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul told Israel’s ambassador at Government House in Bangkok today, November 9, that Thailand welcomes tourists of every nationality but will apply its laws to any foreigner who breaks them , with no exceptions .
Key facts
- Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul told Israel’s ambassador at Government House in Bangkok today, November 9, that Thailand welcomes tourists of every nationality but will apply its laws to any foreigner who breaks them , with no
- The ambassador, Alona Fisher-Kamm, said Israel was ready to work with Thai agencies to help its nationals understand Thai laws, regulations and culture.
- The two sides also marked 72 years of diplomatic relations and discussed cooperation in agriculture, labour, healthcare, cybersecurity, and technology and innovation.
- Anutin thanked Israel for supporting the more than 70,000 Thai workers in the country, said their safety and welfare remained a priority for his government, and praised Israeli research in semiconductors, software, cybersecurity and
Summary
The ambassador, Alona Fisher-Kamm, said Israel was ready to work with Thai agencies to help its nationals understand Thai laws, regulations and culture.
Anutin said Thailand remained a popular destination for Israelis and that his government would not treat anyone differently because of their race, religion or nationality, while keeping foreign visitors safe.