Prime Minister’s Upcoming Diplomatic Engagements

The Prime Minister is set to embark on a series of diplomatic engagements in the coming days, with a focus on regional cooperation and addressing pressing issues.

Attending the GMS Meetings and ACMECS Summit in China

On November 6-7, the Prime Minister will travel to China to attend the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) meetings and the Ayeyarwady-Chao Phraya-Mekong Economic Cooperation Strategy (ACMECS) Summit. This trip will provide an opportunity for the Prime Minister to meet with leaders from various countries and discuss key regional issues.

Addressing Drug Problems at the ACMECS Forum

During the ACMECS Summit, the Prime Minister is expected to address the pressing issue of drug problems in the region. This discussion will take place ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting on November 10.

Negotiating Economic Cooperation Strategies

The Prime Minister will also engage in negotiations with five countries to discuss strategies for economic cooperation in the Ayeyarwady-Chao Phraya-Mekong region. This meeting aims to strengthen regional economic ties and promote cooperation.

Visiting Thai Communities and Attending the APEC Meeting

Following the ACMECS Summit, the Prime Minister will visit Thai communities in Los Angeles before attending the APEC meeting in Peru. This trip will provide an opportunity for the Prime Minister to connect with Thai citizens abroad and engage in high-level discussions with regional leaders.

Addressing the Tao Gang Problem

The Prime Minister’s diplomatic efforts will also focus on addressing the Tao gang problem, with a view to finding a solution to this pressing issue.