Abhishit to Hun Xen: Stop talking to me!Hun Xen to Abhishit: You stop talking to me first!
Abhishit to Hun Xen: No! You first!
Hun Xen to Abhishit: No! You first!
9 February 2010
Thai-ASEAN News Network
The Foreign Minister has voiced disappointment over the Cambodian leader's snide remark against the Thai government and Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, saying that the incident threatens efforts to rebuild diplomatic ties between Thailand and Cambodia.
Chavanont Intarakomalyasut, secretary to the foreign minister, said the Thai government is very disappointed with the insulting remark made against Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva by his Cambodian counterpart, Hun Sen.
Chavanont noted that he never expected such ill treatment from a national leader.
In response to Hun Sen's claims that the Abhisit administration came into power through a military coup and violent movements, Chavanont said Abhisit is the rightful premier and that he was elected through a parliamentary process under constitutional democracy.
Meanwhile, he stated that the Thai government does not have any ill intentions towards Cambodians, but admitted that such an act of disrespect will make efforts to restore diplomatic relations between Thailand and Cambodia even more difficult, especially regarding negotiations over border demarcation and the Preah Vihear Temple dispute.
Chavanont added that from now on, the chances of the two leaders being engaged in amicable conversation at the international platform would be very limited.
He went on to say that the Foreign Ministry will continue to try to settle the Thai-Cambodian border issues and to fight to protect the rights and honor of the kingdom.
Chavanont Intarakomalyasut, secretary to the foreign minister, said the Thai government is very disappointed with the insulting remark made against Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva by his Cambodian counterpart, Hun Sen.
Chavanont noted that he never expected such ill treatment from a national leader.
In response to Hun Sen's claims that the Abhisit administration came into power through a military coup and violent movements, Chavanont said Abhisit is the rightful premier and that he was elected through a parliamentary process under constitutional democracy.
Meanwhile, he stated that the Thai government does not have any ill intentions towards Cambodians, but admitted that such an act of disrespect will make efforts to restore diplomatic relations between Thailand and Cambodia even more difficult, especially regarding negotiations over border demarcation and the Preah Vihear Temple dispute.
Chavanont added that from now on, the chances of the two leaders being engaged in amicable conversation at the international platform would be very limited.
He went on to say that the Foreign Ministry will continue to try to settle the Thai-Cambodian border issues and to fight to protect the rights and honor of the kingdom.
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