October 23, 2024
BANGKOK – During a Cabinet meeting at Government House, Paetongtarn expressed enthusiasm about the event, responding positively when asked about Lisa’s involvement.
The prime minister clarified that the event is primarily being organised by the private sector, although she was uncertain if all arrangements had been finalised.
“While the private sector is fully operational, I’m not entirely sure what the next steps are,” she acknowledged. Expressing her pride, she added that the government would congratulate Lisa, not only because she is a beloved Thai icon but also because of her global recognition.
In a light-hearted exchange, when asked if she would attend the performance, Paetongtarn playfully responded, “Do you have a ticket? Do you want to go? It’s a private matter,” accompanied by laughter.
PM Paetongtarn (photo) expressed enthusiasm about the event, responding positively when asked about Lisa’s involvement. PHOTO: THE NATION
The Cabinet meeting also included remote participation from several officials, such as Theerarat (Aim) Samrejvanich, deputy minister of home affairs, and Lt Gen Natthapon Nakpanich, minister of defence, who is currently overseeing flood response operations at the Flood Victim Assistance Operation Centre.
However, three Cabinet members were absent from the meeting: Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, minister of labour; Supamas Isarabhakdi, minister of higher education, science, research and innovation; and Paopoom Rojanasakul, deputy minister of finance.
Their absence raises concerns about ongoing issues within their respective ministries as the nation prepares for the New Year celebrations.