Thai PM Serenades IMF-World Bank Leaders with Saxophone at Gala
Thai Prime Minister played the saxophone at a gala for the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings, entertaining global economic leaders. The event showcased Thai cuisine and hospitality, fostering stronger international friendships.
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