The visit underscored Singapore–Thailand’s shared commitment to advancing regional economic integration, sustainable growth, and stronger people-to-people ties.
Singapore welcomed H.E. Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior of the Kingdom of Thailand, on his official visit to Singapore on 7 November 2025, marking a renewed momentum in bilateral cooperation between the two close ASEAN partners. The Thai Prime Minister was accompanied by key cabinet members, including Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance H.E. Mr. Ekniti Nitithanprapas, Minister of Foreign Affairs H.E. Mr. Sihasak Phuangketkeow, Minister of Commerce H.E. Mrs. Suphajee Suthumpun, and Minister of Public Health H.E. Mr. Pattana Promphat.
During his visit, Prime Minister Anutin reaffirmed Singapore’s role as one of Thailand’s most important economic partners in the region. Both countries share deep and enduring ties built on decades of cooperation in trade, investment, and tourism. The visit also reflected the two nations’ mutual interest in further enhancing collaboration across key sectors such as green growth, digital economy, and sustainable infrastructure development, in line with ASEAN’s long-term goals for regional connectivity.
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Singapore and Thailand have long been advocates for a resilient and competitive ASEAN. As founding members of the regional bloc, both countries continue to champion multilateral cooperation and open trade to ensure sustainable prosperity for their people. The visit of Prime Minister Anutin served to reinforce this shared vision—especially at a time when regional economies are adapting to global shifts in supply chains and sustainability transitions.
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In addition to his bilateral engagements, Prime Minister Anutin also met with members of the Thai community in Singapore. The gathering provided a warm and meaningful opportunity to connect with overseas Thai citizens and share updates on Thailand’s domestic priorities, including economic revitalisation, foreign investment, and inclusive growth. Such people-to-people exchanges remain an essential pillar of the long-standing friendship between both nations.
The successful conclusion of the visit reaffirmed Singapore’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and regional collaboration with Thailand. Both nations are expected to continue working closely on shared priorities—focusing on innovation, connectivity, and human capital development—as they move toward a more integrated and forward-looking ASEAN community.
Source: Royal Thai Embassy in Singapore
