Thai activist group seeks diplomatic protest over Indonesia’s President Prabowo’s meeting with fugitive ex-PM – Asia News Network
- A Thai activist group has responded by seeking a diplomatic protest against the meeting, citing Shinawatra's status as a fugitive, according to the Asia News Network.
- The meeting at the Jakarta residence focused on economic cooperation and the role of Danantara, Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund.
- The discussions included a review of global issues and how they impact regional investment.
A Thai activist group has responded by seeking a diplomatic protest against the meeting, citing Shinawatra’s status as a fugitive, according to the Asia News Network.
Prabowo and Thaksin Discuss Danantara and Economic Growth
The meeting at the Jakarta residence focused on economic cooperation and the role of Danantara, Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund. According to reports from the Jakarta Globe and IDNFinancials.com, President Prabowo and Thaksin Shinawatra held talks centered on investment opportunities and strategies for national growth.
The discussions included a review of global issues and how they impact regional investment. ANTARA News reported that the Shinawatra family accompanied the former prime minister during the visit to the presidential residence.
Thai Activists Call for Diplomatic Protest
An activist group has called for a formal diplomatic protest regarding the meeting, as reported by the Asia News Network. The group’s objection is based on the claim that Indonesia provided a platform for a fugitive former prime minister.
Context of the Jakarta Residence Meeting
Tempo.co English confirmed the meeting took place at the President’s private residence rather than an official government office, a detail that often distinguishes informal diplomatic outreach from formal state visits.
The discussions aimed to align investment goals with broader regional growth trends, according to the Jakarta Globe.
