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Thai PM Anutin political and diplomatic activities

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In mid-August 2026, Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul engaged in both domestic political interactions and international diplomatic efforts. Domestically, Anutin met with former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, and former Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat during a royal Buddhist ceremony in Ubon Ratchathani on August 14. Anutin characterized the meeting as a personal exchange reflecting “familiar cooperation” between the Bhumjaithai and Pheu Thai parties. On the international stage, Anutin conducted an official visit to Australia and New Zealand from August 17–22, 2026. In Australia, marking the first visit by a Thai leader in 14 years, Anutin met with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Governor Margaret Beazley. The leaders signed agreements to enhance economic engagement and combat transnational crime, specifically targeting online scams, cyber fraud, money laundering, and human trafficking. In New Zealand, Anutin met with Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to launch the New Zealand-Thailand Strategic Partnership. In September 2026, Anutin traveled to Oslo, Norway, as a royal representative to attend the funeral of King Harald V. Following this, Anutin began a multi-nation diplomatic mission, starting in Tokyo, Japan, to integrate government agency efforts. As of late September, the Prime Minister has participated in the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA81) in New York. Alongside the UN summit, Anutin conducted a ‘Thailand Roadshow’ to attract foreign investment in digital and AI industries. On September 23, 2026, Anutin visited Wat Buddhavararam in New York City to meet with the local Thai community, assuring citizens that the nation’s economy and trade are improving. Addressing the UN General Assembly on September 25, Anutin called for comprehensive United Nations reform to restore trust in the multilateral system. He advocated for creating equal voices for all ~~nations and defined peace as “the presence of constructive~~ nations, emphasizing that the international ~~cooperation.”~~ order must provide a stronger voice for the Global South.

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