BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has reaffirmed Thailand’s policy of welcoming tourists from all countries without discrimination, stressing that all visitors must respect Thai laws. The statement followed a meeting with Israeli Ambassador Alona Fisher-Kamm at Government House on November 9, during which both sides acknowledged 72 years of diplomatic relations.
The discussions covered cooperation in labor protection, healthcare, science, technology, and tourism. Anutin thanked Israel for its assistance to more than 70,000 Thai workers and called for continued efforts to protect their rights, welfare, and safety. The prime minister also acknowledged Israel’s expertise in semiconductors, software development, cybersecurity, and emergency medicine. Both sides explored opportunities for closer cooperation in research and technology, including exchanges of medical knowledge and professional skills.
Regarding tourism, Anutin made clear that visitors must be treated equally, regardless of nationality, race, or religion, and that Thai laws apply to everyone without exception. Ambassador Fisher-Kamm expressed her willingness to help improve awareness of Thai laws and cultural practices among Israeli nationals, supporting greater mutual understanding and positive relations between the two countries. (NNT)
