Thailand and US Reach Major Agreement in Tariff Negotiations, Joint Statement to be Signed
Thai Deputy Prime Minister Praveen stated that Thailand and the United States have reached a major agreement on tariff negotiations. A joint statement by the leaders of both countries is set to be signed, with discussions also progressing on trade and investment, prioritizing the interests of the Thai people. Meanwhile, the deteriorating security situation in the southern border region necessitates an urgent investigation into its causes and countermeasures.
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