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Asean defence chiefs congratulate Prawit

By The Nation

 

 

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Defence Minister General Prawit Wongsuwan has been congratulated by his Asean peers for his appointment as deputy prime minister in the new Cabinet.

 

The Asean defence ministers acknowledged Prawit’s elevation in the Cabinet before he opened the 13th Asean defence ministers meeting (ADMM)in Bangkok.

 

Prawit chaired the meeting in his last duty as defence chief before taking up his position as deputy prime minister.

 

The meeting was attended by defence ministers from Asean nations and the Asean secretary general to discuss security cooperation and to ratify the cooperation framework as well as to discuss preparations for the ADMM-Plus meeting in November.

 

The defence ministers also signed a contract on security cooperation among the 10 Asean nations. The Asean secretary general late announced the outcomes of the meeting.

 

Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Prawit said the meeting was successful thanks to the hard work of agencies under the defence ministries of the Asean states and the secretary general.

 

The signing of the contract showed the Asean countries’ commitment to sustainable cooperation in security affairs for the sake of peace, stability and prosperity. The grouping said it would maintain its neutrality.

 

Prawit said the Thai Defence Ministry proposed security cooperation ideas for 2019 under the theme of sustainable security to increase efficiency in security cooperation.

 

Prawit said the meeting also acknowledged the roles of Asean military agencies in tackling illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.

 

At the meeting, six contracts were signed on cooperation to combat threats against the region. These comprise an evaluation of ADMM’s initiatives, for the role of Asean military in border management, for the expansion of Asean members to dialogue partners, on the scope of operations for the Asean Our Eyes project, on the establishment of a mechanism for holding Asean military medicine, as well as for a code of conduct on maritime ties.

 

Prawit said the meeting also highlighted the significance of compliance with contracts related to the dispute over the South China Sea and the meeting also highlighted the drafting of the code of conduct for affected countries in the South China Sea. The meeting attached importance to peace and stability and the safety of navigation in the South China Sea and for flights over the disputed zone.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30372794

 

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19 hours ago, webfact said:

Asean defence chiefs congratulate Prawit

This is a good time to unveil Prawit's his own heraldic coat of arms, in line with such noble creatures as the

 

Lion Rampant:

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and the Horse Rampant:

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here is the Corruption Rampant:

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20 hours ago, Small Joke said:

To be fair, sometimes you need two heads produce classic comedy. Laurel & Hardy, Abbott & Costello, Eric & Ernie, The two Ronnie's...

Why end the laughs now?

Because with the aforementioned comics you could turn them off.
The latter are here to stay wanted or not!

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21 hours ago, thequietman said:

Is this allowed under the current constitution?

The PM's Cabinet (36 members?) is nominated by the elected PM and appointed by royal endorsement.

I'm sure that there are no disagreements before the endorsement ceremony.

However, the House MP's can challenge a cabinet member's performance, call an MP to give testimony before the House and, if necessary, refer the MP to the NACC for investigation of political crimes that could lead to a cabinet member's dismissal.

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21 hours ago, webfact said:

Defence Minister General Prawit Wongsuwan has been congratulated by his Asean peers for his appointment as deputy prime minister in the new Cabinet.

Why would his "peers" congratulate Prawit on LOSING his Minister of Defense position?

But then it might seem weird to instead congratulate PM Prayut for Prayut's self-appointment as Minster of Defense (maybe Prayut can skip endorsement of the Cabinet as Prayut was already endorsed as PM).

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22 hours ago, webfact said:

Asean defence chiefs congratulate Prawit

 

I hate this guy as much as the next man on here, but I have to admit, that's a pretty sweet jet plane he got himself. Congratulations indeed. 

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