Thailand Ministry of Foreign Affair

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Part of Executive Branch​ Council of Ministers of Thailand​ The 55th Cabinet of Thailand The 3rd Cabinet of the Republic​	Surin Pitsuwan​ Director-General of ASEAN, Oceania, and Pacific Affairs​	Panthipha Iamsuttha Ekarohit​ Director-General of European Affairs​
Surakiart Sathirathai​ Minister of Foreign Affairs​	Tongruedee Makbun​ Director-General of Asian Affairs​	Nattaphon Khanthahiran​ Director-General of Middle East Affairs​
Sukhumbhand Paribatra​ ​ Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs​	Busadee Santipitak​ Director-General of African Affairs​	Phinsuda Chainam​ Director-General of Americas Affairs​

 

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Document Title: Thailand Foreign Policy Three Pillars
Reference Name: FPP Document
Classification: Official
Security Type: Public

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X1.0 OverviewX

Thailand Foreign Policy Three Pillars is an official and public document published and updated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Thailand on a regular basic. The FPP document contains information and resource pertinent to the public interests regarding the paramount values and guiding lights of the foreign policy of Thailand. This document is designed to provide an overview of how Thailand approach international relations within its set of rules and ideas. The FPP is part of the Thai Government official foreign policy under the Transparency and Information Act of 2003.

X2.0 Human Rights, Humanitarianism, and Humanism (3Hs)X

The Republic of Thailand is a nation found on the foundation of human rights and promotion of humanism. Thailand during its pre-republic era has a long history of being subjugated by the force of absolutism, authoritarianism, and violations of universal human rights to give meaning and shape their own lives. Since 1998, Thailand has been a leading humanitarian force on the global stage, always ready and prepared itself to help those in need. Thailand believes in the "responsibility to protect" those living under the dire situation of human welfare and promote the decisive collective response to any disasters and events affecting fellow human beings. Thailand approaches foreign countries and other sovereign states with human rights in mind, and it is of our paramount national interests to be vocal of the human rights situation and promote the enhancement of it.

X3.0 Democracy, Due Process, and Development (3Ds)X

The Republic of Thailand is a nation of a democratic, just, and developed society. Thailand's approach to international relations is shaped by its commitment to the promotion of democracy, nevertheless of the form, across the globe. Thailand believes and is influenced by the belief that each individual person, as a human being, has inherent rights in receiving due process during the judiciary process. Furthermore, Thailand is a proponent of increased government spending on national infrastructure and welfare system, and our mission is to promote the development of all nations with an understanding that each nation sovereignty is a constructed of and legitimated by its people.

X4.0 Justice, Liberty, Opportunity, Vision, Equality (JLOVE)X

The Republic of Thailand is a nation pioneering the successful implementation of egalitarianism, freedom, individual's dream, and shared goals. Thailand is the staunch proponent of fair treatment for all nations, nevertheless of any circumstance, recognizing the complexity and subjectivity of any decisions and causes. Thailand strongly believes in the principle of non-interference, advocating for the true autonomy and independence all countries in the world to achieve their liberty. Thailand holds a value in giving opportunities equally to those in needs, and we believe in the winds of change that can come with the opportunities provided to the people. Thailand envisions the world where no nation is more powerful than the others, we strive to create a world that each nation is truly equal, not on the papers, but in the practicality. This is why Thailand approaches its international relations by assuming that all parties it counters are on the equal footing with themselves.