Anutin Charnvirakul reveals that meeting former prime ministers is normal, emphasizes that working together requires open communication
On August 15, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul gave an interview to the media after attending the funeral of Kriang Galdinan. A key topic of interest was his recent meetings and discussions with several former prime ministers.
Mr. Anutin explained to the media that meeting with former prime ministers is a normal occurrence. He views these individuals as people with experience who have previously held significant positions in governing the country, so engaging in discussions and exchanging opinions is something that can be done depending on the situation.
Furthermore, Mr. Anutin emphasized the principles of working as a coalition government, stating that even if there are differences on certain issues, since everyone is working under the same government, communication and dialogue are essential to ensure that work proceeds smoothly and efficiently.
This interview reflects an effort to foster understanding regarding the relationships between politicians today. Mr. Anutin believes that being open to dialogue is an appropriate approach for modern-day politics, for the ultimate benefit of governing the country moving forward.