THIMPHU, Bhutan – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has arrived in Bhutan for an official visit to expand bilateral cooperation and deepen diplomatic relations. Anutin and his delegation landed at Paro International Airport on October 30, where Bhutanese Prime Minister Dasho Tshering Tobgay personally welcomed him.
Bhutanese schoolchildren presented flowers to Anutin and his spouse, followed by traditional Khadhar scarves from Tobgay and his spouse as symbols of goodwill and friendship. The two leaders then inspected a military guard of honor before traveling to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital.
Anutin is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with Tobgay at the Bhutanese Prime Minister’s Office to explore opportunities for closer cooperation. His itinerary also includes discussions with Bhutan’s health minister and a meeting with Thai volunteers working in the country.
Tobgay will also host a private luncheon and an official dinner in honor of Anutin and his spouse. The visit is expected to deepen relations between Thailand and Bhutan, expanding opportunities for practical cooperation that benefits both countries. (NNT)
