The Thai government opens the House of Representatives to welcome prime minister of malaysia strengthening strong relationships Accelerate the development of border economic areas. Ready to sign 4 agreements on energy and digital economy, while ‘Anwar’ invites ‘Big Tu’ to visit Malaysia once more
9 February 2022 – at 4:40 p.m. Gen. Prayut Chan-ocha, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense together with wife and high ranking officials Welcoming Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Prime Minister of Malaysia along with his wife and team at government house on the occasion of an official visit As a guest of the Thai government according to the customs of ASEAN member countries when taking a new position with a welcoming ceremony inspecting the Honor Guard In front of Thai Khu Fah Building before the Prime Minister of Malaysia will sign the guest book and take a walk through the souvenirs Inside the ivory room
Then Thai and Malaysian leaders had bilateral discussions at Phakdi Bodin Building regarding economic development in the Thai-Malaysian border area, especially the 5 southern provinces of Thailand and the 4 northern states of Malaysia linking trade, investment and transportation as well as promoting potential industries such as rubber industry, halal food, energy, and in new dimensions such as the digital economy. and green technology
On this occasion, the Prime Ministers of both countries Witnessed the signing ceremony of 4 agreements, namely
1. Memorandum of Understanding on Establishment of a Joint Working Group to Study the Feasibility of Proposals on Strengthening the Power Transmission Interconnection between Peninsular Malaysia and Thailand
2. Memorandum of Understanding regarding proposals to explore the potential of renewable energy technologies and energy production in Thailand
3. Memorandum of Understanding on Proposals to Seek Collaboration Opportunities participation
and development of renewable energy projects in Southeast Asia.
4. Memorandum of Understanding between Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation SDN. BHD. (MDEC) and Digital Economy Promotion Agency or depa and joint press conference at Santi Maitri Building.
Both sides emphasized the close cooperation between the two countries in the development of special economic areas in the southern border provinces and the northern border states of Malaysia. Through the mechanism of a working group meeting under the Committee on Joint Development Strategy for Border Areas (JDS) to be held in March 2018 in Bangkok.
The part of trade between Hope to achieve the goal of US $ 30,000 million by the year 2025. As for the problems that arise in the border areas, they will solve the problems with the best and the Prime Minister stressed that both sides agreed to focus on the development of the Thai-Malaysian border area. to be a pillar of stability together for the border area It’s a golden land of peace and happiness.
and Prime Minister of Malaysia Inviting the Prime Minister to visit Malaysia without waiting for another term as Prime Minister I repeat, I can go at any time. can get a lot of smiles from the prime minister Before the Prime Minister replied, “You are my family”
and also invites the Thai side to visit Malaysia to attend the 7th Annual Consultation Meeting between the Prime Ministers of the two countries this year and to encourage the exchange of visits at all levels. to maintain the dynamics of bilateral relations further
Then the Prime Minister hosted a dinner. in honor of the Prime Minister of Malaysia and his wife Thai food is one of the important soft powers that will help Thais to push forward, such as lamb satay, tuna fish salad, and tofu crispy noodles. Tom Klong Snapper Baked Norwegian salmon with panang sauce, paired with seasonal vegetables from the Royal Project and organic rice. Desserts include passion fruit and mango chocolate domes. Served with Thai tea ice cream, Kanom Chan, pandan loaves, stir-fried beans and lok choop were served as desserts on Malaysia’s leader’s table tonight.
Dato Seri Anwar bin Ibrahim took office as Prime Minister of Malaysia on November 24, 2022 as Malaysia’s 10th Prime Minister.
