New Thai PM to be named next week[Special Report]
www.chinaview.cn 2006-09-25 23:37:50

Winai Phattiyakul (R), secretary general of the Council for Democratic Reform (CDR) under the Constitutional Monarchy, and an official of Thailand Foreign Minister attend a news conference in Bangkok, capital of Thailand, on Sept. 25, 2006. He told the foreign diplomatic corps a provisional constitution will be announced later this week and the nomination of an interim prime minister should be made early next week.

Winai Phattiyakul (R), secretary general of the Council for Democratic Reform (CDR) under the Constitutional Monarchy, and an official of Thailand Foreign Minister attend a news conference in Bangkok, capital of Thailand, on Sept. 25, 2006. He told the foreign diplomatic corps a provisional constitution will be announced later this week and the nomination of an interim prime minister should be made early next week.(Xinhua Photo)
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