In addition to looks at the UN General Assembly, the prime minister has a hectic schedule.
15 September 2023 at 20:22 PUBLISHED
During his visit to the US for the United Nations General Assembly next week, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin may make an effort to secure funding from some of the largest corporations in the world.
Mr. Srettha stated that he intends to speak with Google, Microsoft, and Tesla’s CEOs or assistant chiefs about purchase.
According to him, the discussions will concentrate on Thailand’s constitutional issues, investment opportunities, and fight.
He thinks that funding from such powerful corporations may help Thailand’s industries grow and produce more.
The UN General Assembly for this year will take place from September 18 to 24 at the UN’s New York City offices.
The Thai mission will be led by Mr. Srettha, who will also participate in a number of events, including UN conferences, meetings with the private market, such as the US Chamber of Commerce and US-Asean Business Council, appointments with important US organization leaders, and interactions with Vietnamese communities and businesses in the United States.
As achieving the 17 SDGs is one of the nation’s top priorities, he will also make a national statement during the General Assembly general debate and take part in the Sustainable Development Goals ( SDG ) Summit.
The conference on climate change will also be attended by the excellent minister.
High-level intergovernmental meetings and a conversation with UN Secretary General António Guterres are among his other sessions.
Cabinet people, including Foreign Minister Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara, who is also the lieutenant P, will be with Mr. Srettha.
The new international policy manner would concentrate on three areas: security, the market, and technologies to cope with current global challenges, Mr. Parnpree said at a press reception on Thursday at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
He stated that he plans to employ Thais through open politics so that this government’s foreign policy can be used to enhance the standard of living for the general populace.
He may visit locals in Prachin Buri territory, where safety along the nearby border with Cambodia is a problem, once he returns from the US to Thailand. He said he would talk about their impact on trade and immigration problems and look for alternatives.
He stated,” I think we will be able to restore Thailand to having more roles on the international level under the leadership of the primary parson.”