HRH Premier thanked by Thai embassy Charge D'Affaires
Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa.
Manama - Arab Today
His Royal Highness Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa received a letter of thanks and gratitude from Thai embassy Charge D'Affaires Hathaichanok Riddhagni Frumau for attending a celebration hosted by the Thai embassy to mark the National Day and Father's Day.
The Thai embassy Charge D'Affaires expressed on behalf of the Thai embassy staff and the Thai community in Bahrain heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to HRH the Premier for gracing the celebration and sharing with the Thai people their happy occasions. She also extended thanks to HRH the Prime Minister for his keenness to further boost bilateral relations of friendship and cooperation, lauding the support given by Bahrain to the Thai community. She wished HRH the Premier abundant health and a long life to continue serving Bahrain and bolstering stability to achieve more prosperity.
Source: BNA
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