Foreign Minister Parnpree quits after major rehuffle

After being removed from his position as deputy prime minister due to a cabinet reshuffle record, Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara, the foreign secretary, submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on Sunday.

Prior to the government change, Mr. Parnpree served as the finance secretary and the deputy prime minister. In the fresh collection- up, he was assigned the foreign affairs investment.

Mr. Parnpree stated in a letter of resignation to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin that he would step down from the position in the international politics ministry after being removed as deputy prime minister.

He claimed that he did n’t think the reason he was fired was due to a lack of accomplishments. He outlined his accomplishments since joining the case last month.

Mr. Parnpree confidently demonstrated his ability to perform well in the areas of foreign affairs and the world economy while performing with integrity and honesty, attracted more foreign investments as the state had predicted, and successfully implemented the president’s strategic economic politics to open business windows.

He stated that he was determined to ensure the safety of Thai immigrants who were being held captive following the Hamas-Israeli hostage situation while traveling overseas to negotiate for the transfer of Thai citizens. He also mentioned the Laukkaing, Myanmar, Thais ‘ transfer.

He even expressed gratitude to the prime minister for giving him the chance to work.

In a media interview on Sunday, Mr. Parnpree stated that his departure from Mr. Srettha’s case was “upholding the theory” and that he had complete confidence in both his positions.

He claimed that having only the position of foreign minister could interfere with his labor in foreign affairs and that other qualified candidates could fill the position.

When asked if he would stay with the decision Pheu Thai Party, Mr. Parnpree said he would make a decision about his political career afterwards.

Sanan Angubolkul, president of Thai Chamber of Commerce, welcomed the nomination of Mr Pichai, in particular, saying the appointment came at the right time. The 2024 expenditure, which is due to be released next month, will be overseen by Mr. Pichai, who will assist the PM in ensuring that it is being delayed and promoted in order to stimulate the economy and promote tourism. &nbsp,

” Mr Pichai has a proven track record in finance and economics and he understands the secret industry’s demands, which then makes him the firm’s new desire to see development in the country’s economic condition”, said Mr Sanan.

Sanga Ruangwattanakul, chairman of the Khao San Road Business Association, even pinned his desires on the new finance leader’s ability to lead the government in tackling elements hindering its economic stimulus efforts, including high interest rates.

According to a cause, Mr. Pichai is well-known in the business community as well as having a near relationship with the ruling political party. &nbsp,

The visit of Pichit Chuenban, an assistant to the prime minister and Thaksin’s former prosecutor, as a fresh PM’s Office Minister, however, has also stirred discussion. According to Rames Rattanachaweng, a spokesman for the Democratic Party, the decision was dangerous because Mr. Pichit could be deemed unfit to be appointed to the cupboard under Section 160 of the law. The section provides information on a case minister’s moral and ethical standards.

The Supreme Court sentenced Mr. Pichit to six months in prison for contempt of court after giving a top operational commander of the Criminal Division of the Supreme Court a sealed box containing about 2 million baht in cash in 2008.

In this altercation, four government officials have lost their jobs. They are Cholnan Srikaew, Chaiya Promma, Puangpet Chunlaiad, Anucha Nakasai, Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister, and Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister.

Mr. Chaiya claimed he still had no idea why he had been removed from the government, which had cost him the opportunity to continue representing producers. Axing Public Health Minister Cholnan Srikaew was the epitome of Pheu Thai’s old university culture, in which a government investment is seen as an asset that needs to change arms constantly to keep democratic allies content, according to Nattacha Boonchaiinsawat, a Move Forward Party MP for Bangkok.