PM accuses media of criticising solar subsidy at someone’s request
No-confidence debate scheduled for December 7–11
Srettha vows to be a “tireless” prime minister
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AI In-brief1 Oct 10:22
Srettha vows to be a “tireless” prime minister
New Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin pledged to work tirelessly and honestly, aiming to transform Thailand into a land of hope and happiness for all its people.
He declared his four-year premiership would focus on significant changes, urgently addressing multiple national crises including economic issues, social well-being, security, and corruption.
Srettha committed his government to serving people of all identities with respect, inviting public participation to restore Thailand's dignity and honor on the international stage.
His appointment was formalized upon receiving the royal command, following overwhelming support from MPs and senators in parliament.
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No-confidence debate scheduled for December 7–11
A no-confidence debate is scheduled from December 7 to 11, allocating four days for debate and one day for voting.
This timeframe is a compromise, providing 72 hours for debate, with the opposition receiving 51 hours to target 18 ministers, including the prime minister.