Bangkok: "Warawut" described the dinner with coalition parties as small and convenient for discussion. He emphasized that differences of opinion regarding work are typical and assured that no party wishes to dissolve parliament due to the fatigue of conducting a new election.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Varawut Silpa-archa, Minister of Social Development and Human Security and leader of the Chartthaipattana Party, expressed satisfaction at being invited to the dinner with coalition parties. He noted that this invitation confirmed their status as a coalition party. He anticipated discussions on various issues, pending guidance from the Prime Minister in the cabinet meeting, and considered the small gathering format conducive to effective communication.
Mr. Varawut addressed the government's stability, dispelling rumors of parliament dissolution. He stated that leaders from parties of all sizes are reluctant to hold elections unless absolutely necessary due to the substantial resources and time required. He expressed confidence that the current situation would not necessitate dissolving parliament. While acknowledging differing opinions within the coalition government, he maintained that open communication and logical reasoning would amicably resolve conflicts.