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	The move shows that the country is prompt and active in terms of participating in international trade rules and the multilateral trading system, despite currently being under military rule.</div>
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	Chutima Bunyapraphasara, permanent secretary to the Commerce Ministry, Tuesday said the NCPO had agreed that the Kingdom needed to comply with the FTA, as it would help facilitate trading and investment growth.</div>
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