Germany, The Minister of Foreign Affairs visits Germany, aiming to promote cooperation in all dimensions, hoping for a strategic partnership. Develop a sustainable Indo-Pacific region Ready to connect with sea transport Reporters reported that at 9:50 a.m. on February 21, 2024, local time in Berlin. Federal Republic of Germany which is 6 hours later than Thailand. Mr. Panpree Phitthanukorn, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, along with Mr. Sihasak Phuangketkaew, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs and the group, arrived at Berlin Airport. It is scheduled to participate in the geopolitical seminar in Berlin and attend the 123rd OAV Stiftungsfest in Bremen from February 20 - 25, 2024. Upon arrival, Mr. Panpree traveled to the Thai Embassy in Berlin to attend a meeting to present policies to the Thailand team. He stressed the importance of the government's proactive economic diplomacy policy. and integration of work between them To promote Thailand's role in the region and internationally . On this occasion, we heard progress and challenges in operations from the heads of various offices. Based in Berlin Ready to discuss future work directions Especially issues that are beneficial to Thailand and Germany. Then at 4:30 p.m., they participated in the activity. Ready to speak at the opening of the Thai and German seminar Perspectives and Opportunities in the Indo-Pacific It was organized by the Royal Thai Embassy in Berlin and the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) Political Foundation under the topic 'How will Germany and Thailand use their foreign and security strategies? to participate in ASEAN and the Indo-Pacific.' Mr. Panpree stated that the Indo-Pacific is a region that is very important to Thailand. Because Thailand is located in the middle point. Thailand is pleased that since 2020 Germany has paid special attention to us. It is a result of the government's policy that aims to promote trade. This makes Thailand and Germany become important partners between each other. Both countries agreed to push for connectivity. and safe sea transportation Mr. Panpree said that today is a good opportunity for us to exchange visions. To expand the close relationship between Thailand and Germany into a strategic partnership. including leading the Indo-Pacific Moving towards a sustainable region in every dimension Especially the green and digital transformation. as well as develop infrastructure to be more efficient. For this reason, Thailand hopes to see Germany take part in developing the Indo-Pacific region into a safe, stable, prosperous and sustainable region through dialogue. Bilateralism and frameworks in various regions. Source: Thai News Agency