Thai exports not seriously affected by violence in Egypt
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - The Ministry of Commerce says that ongoing political violence in Egypt should not have any significant impact on Thai exports.
Thai exports not seriously affected by violence in Egypt
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - The Ministry of Commerce says that ongoing political violence in Egypt should not have any significant impact on Thai exports.
Thai exports not seriously affected by violence in Egypt
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - The Ministry of Commerce says that ongoing political violence in Egypt should not have any significant impact on Thai exports.
Thai exports not seriously affected by violence in Egypt
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - The Ministry of Commerce says that ongoing political violence in Egypt should not have any significant impact on Thai exports.
Thai exports not seriously affected by violence in Egypt
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - The Ministry of Commerce says that ongoing political violence in Egypt should not have any significant impact on Thai exports.
Authorities take care of Thais from Egypt
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - Prime Minister and Defence Minister Yingluck Shinawatra says that she has assigned Transport Minister Chatchart Sittipunt and Deputy Secretary-General to the Prime Minist
Authorities take care of Thais from Egypt
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - Prime Minister and Defence Minister Yingluck Shinawatra says that she has assigned Transport Minister Chatchart Sittipunt and Deputy Secretary-General to the Prime Minist
Authorities take care of Thais from Egypt
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - Prime Minister and Defence Minister Yingluck Shinawatra says that she has assigned Transport Minister Chatchart Sittipunt and Deputy Secretary-General to the Prime Minist
Army chief:Troops will not be withdrawn from Thai far South
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - Army Commander-in-Chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha has insisted on keeping soldiers deployed in the violence-plagued Thai far South for the sake of public safety.
Army chief:Troops will not be withdrawn from Thai far South
BANGKOK, August 19 (TNA) - Army Commander-in-Chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha has insisted on keeping soldiers deployed in the violence-plagued Thai far South for the sake of public safety.
