Thai ambassadors to be briefed on govt policies
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THAI AMBASSADORS and consul generals worldwide will gather in Bangkok this week to hear government policies designed to boost the economy and drive the country forward.
From Thursday to Saturday, 95 ambassadors and consuls general will attend meetings aimed at developing proactive diplomacy to boost the economy, said Foreign Affairs spokesman Sek Wannamethee yesterday.
The diplomats will discuss how to work in accordance with government policy for the good of Thailand.
The diplomatic-level meeting will place special emphasis on trade, and topics such as how to promote investment between Thailand and the countries in which they are based.
Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha will join the meeting on Friday to deliver his policies on how to support the work of the government with purpose and unity.
The policies will also focus on how to create confidence in Thailand, as well as maintain a good image of the country.
Economic strategies
Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak will on the same day hold discussions and exchange views with the envoys on economic strategies.
During the three-day meeting, the National Reform Steering Assembly president will clarify the progress of the country’s reform efforts.
The ambassadors and consuls general will also meet with leading members of the private sector to gain information that aims to be useful in promoting the country’s businesses in foreign markets.
