Thailand regaining global standing after decade of decline: Foreign Minister


BANGKOK: Thailand is pushing to regain its international standing after disappearing off the global radar a decade ago, Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa told Nation Group media outlets during a lunch talk on Wednesday (Jan 8).

Maris emphasised several international issues where Thailand aims to take a leading role this year, including regional economic development and the conflict raging in neighbouring Myanmar.

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