The National Audit Office building under construction in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, collapsed during the strong earthquake in Myanmar last week. China Railway 10th Bureau Group, a Chinese state-owned enterprise involved in the construction, has fallen into controversy in Thailand and is facing investigations. The Chinese Embassy in Thailand issued a statement saying that China Railway 10th Bureau is actively cooperating with the Thai authorities' investigations and opposes the slander and smearing of Chinese enterprises.
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday (April 1) ordered a thorough investigation into all enterprises and construction projects associated with the collapse of the National Audit Office building to ensure the safety of other buildings in Thailand.
The spokesperson emphasized that China supports the legal investigation of the improper behavior of individual enterprises but opposes the slander and smearing of Chinese-funded enterprises.
The Chinese Embassy in Thailand posted on its official WeChat account on the same day, calling on Chinese enterprises operating overseas to abide by local laws and indicating that it will guide relevant Chinese-funded enterprises to actively cooperate with the Thai government's investigations.
In a press conference held on Friday (April 4) in the form of Q&A on its official WeChat account, a spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in Thailand responded to how to evaluate the discussions about Chinese-funded enterprises in Thailand. The spokesperson said that China Railway 10th Bureau (Thailand) recently participated in the construction of a building that collapsed during the earthquake and caused casualties, which has attracted widespread attention from Thai society. The Thai government is currently investigating the cause of the collapse.
The spokesperson pointed out that a large number of Chinese enterprises have responded to Thailand's investment promotion policies in recent years and gone to Thailand for investment and business operations. These Chinese-funded enterprises in Thailand have created hundreds of thousands of jobs for Thailand, trained a large number of highly skilled talents, made important contributions to Thailand's industrial development and tax revenue increase, and actively fulfilled their social responsibilities by participating in disaster relief and carrying out various social public welfare activities.
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday (April 1) ordered a thorough investigation into all enterprises and construction projects associated with the collapse of the National Audit Office building to ensure the safety of other buildings in Thailand.
The spokesperson emphasized that China supports the legal investigation of the improper behavior of individual enterprises but opposes the slander and smearing of Chinese-funded enterprises.
The Chinese Embassy in Thailand posted on its official WeChat account on the same day, calling on Chinese enterprises operating overseas to abide by local laws and indicating that it will guide relevant Chinese-funded enterprises to actively cooperate with the Thai government's investigations.
In a press conference held on Friday (April 4) in the form of Q&A on its official WeChat account, a spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in Thailand responded to how to evaluate the discussions about Chinese-funded enterprises in Thailand. The spokesperson said that China Railway 10th Bureau (Thailand) recently participated in the construction of a building that collapsed during the earthquake and caused casualties, which has attracted widespread attention from Thai society. The Thai government is currently investigating the cause of the collapse.
The spokesperson pointed out that a large number of Chinese enterprises have responded to Thailand's investment promotion policies in recent years and gone to Thailand for investment and business operations. These Chinese-funded enterprises in Thailand have created hundreds of thousands of jobs for Thailand, trained a large number of highly skilled talents, made important contributions to Thailand's industrial development and tax revenue increase, and actively fulfilled their social responsibilities by participating in disaster relief and carrying out various social public welfare activities.
The National Audit Office building under construction in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, collapsed during the strong earthquake in Myanmar last week. China Railway 10th Bureau Group, a Chinese state-owned enterprise involved in the construction, has fallen into controversy in Thailand and is facing investigations. The Chinese Embassy in Thailand issued a statement saying that China Railway 10th Bureau is actively cooperating with the Thai authorities' investigations and opposes the slander and smearing of Chinese enterprises.
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday (April 1) ordered a thorough investigation into all enterprises and construction projects associated with the collapse of the National Audit Office building to ensure the safety of other buildings in Thailand.
The spokesperson emphasized that China supports the legal investigation of the improper behavior of individual enterprises but opposes the slander and smearing of Chinese-funded enterprises.
The Chinese Embassy in Thailand posted on its official WeChat account on the same day, calling on Chinese enterprises operating overseas to abide by local laws and indicating that it will guide relevant Chinese-funded enterprises to actively cooperate with the Thai government's investigations.
In a press conference held on Friday (April 4) in the form of Q&A on its official WeChat account, a spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in Thailand responded to how to evaluate the discussions about Chinese-funded enterprises in Thailand. The spokesperson said that China Railway 10th Bureau (Thailand) recently participated in the construction of a building that collapsed during the earthquake and caused casualties, which has attracted widespread attention from Thai society. The Thai government is currently investigating the cause of the collapse.
The spokesperson pointed out that a large number of Chinese enterprises have responded to Thailand's investment promotion policies in recent years and gone to Thailand for investment and business operations. These Chinese-funded enterprises in Thailand have created hundreds of thousands of jobs for Thailand, trained a large number of highly skilled talents, made important contributions to Thailand's industrial development and tax revenue increase, and actively fulfilled their social responsibilities by participating in disaster relief and carrying out various social public welfare activities.
