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| To: <General Bautista de La Cruz, Transitional President of the Dominican Republic> Kcain From: <Sarabun@gov.mail.go.th; Thaksin Shinawatra, Prime Minister of the Republic of Thailand> Subject: Anticipation for the Democratization in the Dominican Republic Security Type: NSST Protocol + Secure Encrypted Method |
Transitional President,
I am writting this correspondence to convey the Republic of Thailand's earnest expectations regarding the rejuvenation of the Dominican Republic's democratic institutions. It is with optimism that we anticipate the cessation of the former president's prolonged tenure, which has been marked by a reign of tyranny over eighteen years. Nonetheless, as the leader of the transitional government, I must urge you to judiciously wield your authority in a manner that steers the Dominican Republic back to the path of democracy. The international community, along with Thailand, closely observes the conduct of your transitional administration, firmly believing in the sovereign right of the Dominican people to determine their nation's destiny.
As the Prime Minister of the Republic of Thailand, I wish to express my earnest anticipation for the continued fortification of the Thai-Dominican bilateral relationship following the recent electoral proceedings in your country on April 1st, 2004. Adhering to the principle of non-interference, Thailand respects the sovereignty of the Dominican Republic during this period of transition. We will observe the developments within the Dominican Republic with cautious optimism and look forward to fostering a cordial and mutually beneficial relationship.
Please be assured of Thailand's support for the Dominican Republic in its endeavors to rebuild and advance towards a more democratic governance. Should there be any opportunity for collaboration or any matter on which you wish to engage directly, do not hesitate to reach out to me personally.
Yours in Diplomacy,
Thaksin Shinawatra
Prime Minister
Republic of Thailand
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