Buakaew rushes to find a way Thai immigrants in Sudan return to Thailand.
Mrs. Kanchana Phatrachok, Director-General of the Department of Information Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Reveal the development of the situation in Sudan and assistance to the Thai people in Sudan. chaired a discussion meeting to drive assistance to Thai people in Sudan together with relevant agencies, represented by Mr. Natthaphon Khanthahiran, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Buddhaporn Ewoksan, Ambassador in Cairo, as well as representatives of the Department of Consular Affairs. Department of South Asia, Middle East and Africa, etc., also participated.
The meeting assigned the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be the main host to help/evacuate Thai people in Sudan. by assessing the situation and readiness to evacuate with sufficient safety
At this stage, the Thai side is considering possible places where it would be appropriate to wait for Thai nationals when evacuating from Sudan, such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Including negotiations with friendly countries to jointly immigrate their nationals. SBPAC will be the main host in sending Thai people back to their domicile in the southern border provinces. and provide other assistance such as equating qualifications for students in case they have to stop studying halfway through
Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterates communication channels emergency number (096-165-7120/ 096-352-0513/ 096-352-9015) for relatives of students and Thai people in Sudan who wish to inquire about the situation. Including the embassy in Cairo has opened a contact channel for assistance at number +20100194-01243 or email [email protected]
