PM Cancels Maritime MOU with Cambodia, Ending Territorial Dispute

The Prime Minister confirms the cancellation of MOU 44 regarding maritime territory.

Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul reiterates his position on the cancellation of MOU 44.

The Prime Minister mentions discussions with the Minister of Defence and the Chief of Naval Operations.

Clarification that only MOU 44 is being cancelled, while MOU 43 is still under review.

The Prime Minister expresses confidence in handling parliamentary debates and criticism.

The Prime Minister emphasizes that all MPs represent the people and should perform their duties fully.

The Prime Minister states his focus is on all 75 million Thai citizens, not just specific party supporters.

The Prime Minister expresses concern about resolving existing problems quickly.

Questions arise about the 'Kon La Khrueng' (half-half co-payment) scheme and potential expansions.

The Deputy Prime Minister is expected to present a 'Kon La Khrueng Plus' proposal.

The Prime Minister explains the process of policy formulation and ministerial contributions.

Inquiry about using the 'Kon La Khrueng' scheme for fuel purchases and ensuring domestic supply.

The Prime Minister emphasizes the government's duty to find resources for public benefit without causing national damage.

A brief, lighthearted exchange about dining and personal advice.

Discussion and speculation regarding the number of cabinet positions and potential future appointments.

The Prime Minister reassures that there are no issues affecting the government's operations.

Inquiry about Pheu Thai joining the government and potential MOU agreements.

The Prime Minister expresses trust and mentions an upcoming lunch with a key figure from Pheu Thai.

Confirmation that Pheu Thai will oversee specific ministries, including Agriculture.

Discussion on ensuring fuel is reserved for Thai citizens and managing exports.

Emphasis on ensuring Thai citizens benefit from domestic fuel production, especially with fluctuating global prices.

The Prime Minister is asked again about MOU 44 and confirms its cancellation.

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