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UK Foreign Secretary Cameron elevates trade links in Thailand


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18 hours ago, webfact said:

United Kingdom Foreign Secretary David Cameron arrives in Bangkok today in a bid to strengthen trade and economic ties between the politically beleaguered UK and the burgeoning Thailand.

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4 hours ago, jacko45k said:

I will have a word with Srettha, to ask Cameron why my pension is frozen!

Do That M8 I'd be Obliged to get my 8 Years FROZEN Increases back.....

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It's amazing that he looks like the grown up in the Torys now. Sunak isn't bad and I wish he was better as he's from my home city but he's not really much of a politician, plus he's arrived at the wrong time.

 

I wish Cameron luck but I think he was equally enthusiastic about China when he was PM. As for green investment, didn't he want to get rid of all the green crap?

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9 hours ago, Phil1964 said:

Politically beleagured UK??

More like politically corrupt and inept UK and politically inept and utterly corrupt Thailand.

Perhaps Police Chief 'Big Joke' will land a position as Minister for UK National Security in Rishi Sunak's cabinet as one of the diplomatic gifts granted to Cameron before he leaves? 🤣

 

Big Jokes is something we've got a surplus of already

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26 minutes ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Cameron enters visa exempt yet still blantantly conducts business without a work permit. Conerned citizen alert!

 

Diplomatic passport and status. You'll have to think of something else.

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4 minutes ago, nauseus said:

 

Diplomatic passport and status. You'll have to think of something else.

 

My earlier suggestion of sending Boris wouldn't work then. I'm not sure diplomacy is his thing.

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On 3/20/2024 at 12:15 PM, webfact said:

Additionally, Cameron will unveil the launch of a fund worth up to £6 million (275 million baht) aimed at promoting green growth in Thailand, focusing on sustainable transport and carbon pricing initiatives.

Glad to see our taxes being put to good use.

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On 3/20/2024 at 12:15 PM, webfact said:

Thailand holds significant importance as a key partner for the UK in the Indo-Pacific region, which the UK has prioritised in its foreign policy agenda.

 

The UK is a third tier country which is not part of the "Indo-Pacific region." 

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46 minutes ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Cameron enters visa exempt yet still blantantly conducts business without a work permit. Conerned citizen alert!

It's called diplomatic immunity and Cameron may have a diplomatic passport.

 

https://hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2024-01-09/debates/24010944000008/DiplomaticPassportPolicy

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5 hours ago, kimamey said:

It's amazing that he looks like the grown up in the Torys now. Sunak isn't bad and I wish he was better as he's from my home city but he's not really much of a politician, plus he's arrived at the wrong time.

 

I wish Cameron luck but I think he was equally enthusiastic about China when he was PM. As for green investment, didn't he want to get rid of all the green crap?

'Sunak isn't bad and I wish he was better as he's from my home city'

 

Bombay? 🤭🤭

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6 hours ago, John Drake said:

 

The UK is a third tier country which is not part of the "Indo-Pacific region." 

Nonsense post. The UK has the 6th largest economy in the world. The article doesn't say the UK is in the 'Indo-Pacific region' it just says it sees Thailand as a significant partner in the 'Indo-Pacific region' 

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