Chaiya sees no impact from state of emergency

By The Nation

Commerce Minister Chaiya Sasomsab believed that the state of emergency would not hurt investor confidence, saying that investors have good understanding about Thailand and known that the situation would get normal soon.

"All are Thais but the violence occured due to division of opinions. As the situation is under control, it would get better and we don't need to explain this incidence to the foreign community," he said.

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Chaiya sees no impact from state of emergency

Commerce Minister Chaiya Sasomsab believed that the state of emergency would not hurt investor confidence, saying that investors have good understanding about Thailand and known that the situation would get normal soon.

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