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Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Dr. Parnpreeb Commends ICRC's Role in Hostage Release

The successful release of the Thai hostages was achieved thanks to very smart diplomacy by the Thai government behind the scenes and without media noise, and the activation of the excellent relations that the Thai government and the Thai people have with the United States, Arab countries, Israel, and Muslim countries in Asia and around the world.

29 November 2023 · 12:12 UTC

The Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Thailand, Dr. Parnpreeb, commends the ICRC (International Committee of the Red Cross), recognizing and expressing approval for the organization's successful efforts and actions, particularly in securing the safe release and transfer of hostages, including Thai nationals.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Thailand, Dr. Parnpreeb, recently held a meeting with the representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) for Israel and Occupied Territories.

During this meeting, Dr. Parnpreeb expressed his appreciation for the vital role played by the ICRC in securing the safe release and transfer of hostages, including Thai nationals, to Israel.

Highlighting the significant contributions of the ICRC in times of crisis, the Deputy Prime Minister underscored the Thai Government's full support for the humanitarian organization's efforts.

He acknowledged the challenges and risks involved in such operations, extending his heartfelt condolences for the loss of lives of ICRC staff members during their missions.

In response, the ICRC representative expressed pride in the organization's successful involvement in facilitating the safe return of Thai captives.

This gesture of mutual respect and cooperation underscores the critical importance of international humanitarian efforts in resolving crises and protecting lives, regardless of nationality.

The collaboration between Thailand and the ICRC serves as a testament to the global commitment to humanitarian aid and crisis resolution.