Thailand to Greece | Bilateral Relationship

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To: <Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic> Exultris From: <Sarabun@mfa.mail.go.th> Subject: Bilateral Relationship between Thailand and Greece Security Type: NSST 1.0 Architecture | Secret and Encrypted

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To the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Greece,

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Socialist Republic of Thailand extends its warm greeting to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic. We are honored to communicate with your nation’s new government.

The Socialist Republic of Thailand government desires to develop a cooperative and productive relationship with the Hellenic Republic based on mutual respect and open transparency. Thailand acknowledges the universal commitment of democracy, human rights, and justice it shares with Greece, emphasizing these values as the bridge between our nations.

Therefore, the Ministry proposes the Director-General of the Department of European Affairs for an official visit to Greece on the first of April to open up high-level discussions with a suitable counterpart from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic. Your nation’s acceptance of our proposal will profoundly honor Thailand.​

Sincerely,

Panthipha Iamsuttha Ekarohit
Director-General of the Department of European Affairs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Socialist Republic of Thailand

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To: Sarabun@mfa.mail.go.th Bossza007
From: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic
Subject: Re: Bilateral Relationship between Thailand and Greece

To the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Socialist Republic of Thailand,

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic extends its sincere gratitude for your warm greetings and for reaching out to strengthen the relationship between our two nations. Greece values its longstanding diplomatic ties with Thailand and welcomes the opportunity to deepen cooperation in areas of mutual interest.

We share your commitment to democracy, human rights, and justice as the foundation of a strong and enduring partnership. In light of this, Greece is honored to accept your proposal for an official visit and warmly welcomes a representitive of your administration to Athens on the first of April. We look forward to engaging in high-level discussions aimed at fostering greater friendship, diplomatic cooperation, and economic collaboration between our nations.

Further logistical details can be coordinated through our respective diplomatic channels.

Once again, we express our appreciation for your initiative in strengthening our bilateral ties and eagerly anticipate the opportunity to host your delegation in Greece.

Sincerely,
Anastasia Douka
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Hellenic Republic

 

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Upon necessary arrangements between the two governments, Director-General Panthipha would depart from the Suvarnabhumi Airport, flying on an A350-900 toward Athens. Several advisors accompanied her as part of this official visit, each of them acutely recognizes the recent global financial crisis. By noon local time in Greece, she would arrive at Athens International Airport.

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Upon her arrival, the Director-General would be picked up by a cavalcade of Bentley Mulsanne cars (adorned with Greek and Thailand flags) with supporting police escort. The cars would head to the Old Royal Palace building in the heart of Athens. The Director-General would be taken through the large palace and up the grand staircase towards the reception rooms. They would be met personally by Minister for Foreign Affairs, Anastasia Douka, who would offer her hand.

"It is a great pleasure to meet you, Director-General. On behalf of the Hellenic people, I welcome you to Greece." She gestures towards a large ornate door. "Shall we proceed?"

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Director-General Panthipha accepted the outstretched hand of her Greek counterpart with a weathered yet firm hand: “Minister Douka, thank you so much for such warm hospitality. It is my immense pressure to be hosted by you. Let’s proceed.” She followed the Greek Foreign Minister into the elaborate ornate room, where she settled down on a comfortable seat. After a moment of respite, Panthipha initiated the bilateral dialogue.

“Thank you again for agreeing to my official visit, Minister Douka. Thailand is committed to engaging with its international peers on an equal footing based on mutual trust and transparency. We are humbled by this dialogue’s prospects and Thailand desires a robust and lasting relationship with the Hellenic Republic. Amidst such an unprecedented budgetary crisis facing the international community, Thailand and Greece must stand together, knowing that we are stronger collectively.” She paused to drink any beverage served by the Greek side.

“For starters, Thailand proposes visa-on-arrival agreement for our citizens. We envision our future relationship where people can travel freely to engage in leisure and business opportunities within our nations. A reciprocal 60-day visa-on-arrival between Thailand and Greece will be ideal.” She flashed a warm, sincere smile.

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