Thai ambassador to Turkey quits NRSA

[snoop1130]

Thai ambassador to Turkey quits NRSA

By Marisa Chimprabha
The Nation

 

 

Thailand’s Ambassador to Turkey Suvat Chirapant has resigned from the National Reform Steering Assembly (NRSA) to focus on his diplomatic work.

 

He was among 25 NRSA members who tendered their resignation. Their term in office as NRSA members will end this month. 

 

Suvat, however, clarified on Tuesday that his resignation was not because he wanted to run in the election expected late next year.

 

The new charter requires the NRSA members to resign from their posts within 90 days of promulgation of the charter if they wished to contest in an election. The deadline is today.

 

“I resigned because as an ambassador I would be busy with my official work in Turkey. So I decided to hand in the resignation. I have no intention to join politics or run in an election,” said Suvat who was a NRSA spokesman. Suvat will reach retirement age this September.

 

He was appointed as a NRSA member on October 2015 when he was a deputy permanent secretary for foreign affairs. He was posted to Turkey early this year. 

 

Several reformers have submitted their resignation letters as they said they wanted to prepare for the coming election.

 

Among noted politicians from the political reform committee who have resigned are: Sompong Srakavee and Suchon Chaleekruea of Pheu Thai Party, Nikorn Chamnong of Chart Thai Pattana, Damrong Pidech of Tuang Kuen Puen Pa (Thai Forest Land Reclamation) Party and some others.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/breakingnews/30319888

 

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[Bluespunk]

Thailand has an ambassador to Turkey?

 

I hope he is protesting the evils of a gaoling political opponents, illegal arrests under the guise of national emergency, having no respect for democratic procedures, freedom of the press and right to assembly to that intolerant regime...

Edited July 4, 2017 by Bluespunk

[Itay]

13 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

Thailand has an ambassador to Turkey?

 

I hope he is protesting the evils of a gaoling political opponents, illegal arrests under the guise of national emergency, having no respect for democratic procedures, freedom of the press and right to assembly to that intolerant regime...

The 2 countries are not that far apart... The major difference in my opinion is that there (Turkey) Islam is ruling which cause for different set of problems.

I do'nt say that 1 id better or worse just that both a re not that different in the Level of issues they have.

[Bluespunk]

25 minutes ago, Itay said:

The 2 countries are not that far apart... The major difference in my opinion is that there (Turkey) Islam is ruling which cause for different set of problems.

I do'nt say that 1 id better or worse just that both a re not that different in the Level of issues they have.

Yep.

 

That was my point. 

[Happyman58]

He is complaining he has to much work he is ambassador for the wrong country He should of been Ambassador for Australia to another country they get Paid 335,000 bucks per year all expenses paid and work about 1 week per year  So i am smiling here for the first time an ambassador has said he has to much work to do