BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has presided over the opening ceremony of a royal tribute exhibition at Siam Paragon in celebration of Her Majesty the Queen’s 48th birthday on June 3. In his address, the prime minister, accompanied by his spouse and Cabinet members, paid tribute to Her Majesty’s service to the nation alongside His Majesty the King. He praised her efforts to improve the quality of life and livelihoods of people across the country, as well as her contributions to Thailand’s arts and cultural heritage.
The ceremony included a traditional dance performance in honor of Her Majesty, followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially open the exhibition. Anutin also attended a fashion show featuring eight sets of royally bestowed Thai costumes, toured the galleries, and viewed demonstrations of Thai arts and cultural traditions. The exhibition, running from June 2–7 at the Fashion Hall on the first floor of Siam Paragon, presents Her Majesty’s biography, royal duties, and achievements while giving visitors insight into her contributions to public welfare, cultural preservation, and national identity. (NNT)
