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	She was speaking during a meeting with visiting UN World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) Secretary General Taleb Rifai.</div>
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	Rifai is in Thailand to attend the 24th Joint Meeting of the UNWTO&rsquo;s Commission for East Asia and the Pacific, its Commission for South Asia and its Highlevel Regional Conference on Green Tourism in the northern province of Chiang Mai.</div>
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