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To: <Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Commonwealth of New Zealand; CC: Phil Goff, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Commonwealth of New Zealand> basedcnt From: <Sarabun@mfa.mail.go.th> Subject: Proposal for the Official Visit from the Republic of Thailand Security Type: NSST 1.0 Architecture - Protect by NIA Counter-Intelligence Service (CIS) |
To the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Commonwealth of New Zealand,
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Thailand extends its cordial greetings to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Commonwealth of New Zealand.
The Republic of Thailand cordially proposes an official visit from Bangkok to Wellington, comprising high-ranking delegations led by Surin Pitsuwan, Director General of the Department of ASEAN, Oceania, and Pacific Affairs. As democratic nations, we firmly believe that Thailand and New Zealand share common aspirations for a more just world where the voices and concerns of all individuals are duly respected and heard.
The Republic of Thailand intends to dispatch eight high-ranking officials and diplomats to New Zealand, accompanied by three unarmed bodyguards. Should this proposal be accepted by the Government of New Zealand, we anticipate that local law enforcement will provide security assurances for our visiting delegates. Furthermore, we kindly request information from the New Zealand Government regarding any diplomatic or societal norms unique to their country.
We sincerely appreciate your consideration of this proposal. Thailand is confident that in collaboration with New Zealand, we can contribute to the creation of a fairer and safer world for future generations of our citizens.
Sincerely,
Surin Pitsuwan
Director General of the Department of ASEAN, Oceania, and Pacific Affairs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Republic of Thailand
The Republic of Thailand cordially proposes an official visit from Bangkok to Wellington, comprising high-ranking delegations led by Surin Pitsuwan, Director General of the Department of ASEAN, Oceania, and Pacific Affairs. As democratic nations, we firmly believe that Thailand and New Zealand share common aspirations for a more just world where the voices and concerns of all individuals are duly respected and heard.
The Republic of Thailand intends to dispatch eight high-ranking officials and diplomats to New Zealand, accompanied by three unarmed bodyguards. Should this proposal be accepted by the Government of New Zealand, we anticipate that local law enforcement will provide security assurances for our visiting delegates. Furthermore, we kindly request information from the New Zealand Government regarding any diplomatic or societal norms unique to their country.
We sincerely appreciate your consideration of this proposal. Thailand is confident that in collaboration with New Zealand, we can contribute to the creation of a fairer and safer world for future generations of our citizens.
Sincerely,
Surin Pitsuwan
Director General of the Department of ASEAN, Oceania, and Pacific Affairs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Republic of Thailand
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