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Thailand and United States Strengthen Economic Ties Following Meeting


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5 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

Thailand hopes to hold official discussions with the United States on crucial trade issues, i

Hope dies last. Maybe Paetongtarn should meet Donnie for dessert. 

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2 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

Hope dies last. Maybe Paetongtarn should meet Donnie for dessert. 

What's her golf like? Not very good, that'll do nicely.

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Medical hub? Thailand better take English more seriously if that is the goal. For the most part, medical textbooks are written in English.

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22 hours ago, FlorC said:

Less than a month before the tariff pause ends,

so lets strengthen economic ties. 

I wonder if they convinced them  that they will stop transnational corruption, offering China a stepping stone into USA, to avoid tariffs

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23 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

I wonder if they convinced them  that they will stop transnational corruption, offering China a stepping stone into USA, to avoid tariffs

More likely for reduced tariffs.

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26 minutes ago, Pouatchee said:

wonder if BRIC was discussed. thailand is playing 3 sides of the table... china, russia, usa

As it should be.

Neutral and looking out for its own interests.

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49 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

The Minister of Commerce has just announced his silliness by mistaking a rep of a private firm for a U.S. official.

no has not,its for local consumtion,they will believe anything !

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1 hour ago, Pouatchee said:

wonder if BRIC was discussed. thailand is playing 3 sides of the table... china, russia, usa

Yeah, you should ask them, definitely.

You can tell us then when you received the answer.

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22 hours ago, Emdog said:

Correct me if I'm wrong, but headline should be more like "Thailand and US firm...."?

Or TACO team still doesn't have a deal, just concepts, expectations and hopes.

Remember that any US economic deal must be approved by the US Senate and foreign country legislation for it to be binding. Otherwise, all one gets are MOU's with no confirmed trade deal.

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