BANGKOK - Thailand’s Move Forward Party (MFP) on Thursday announced it has formed a coalition of eight political parties with a majority in the Lower House, even as potential opposition from appointed senators threatens to derail the coalition’s plans to form a government. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BANGKOK - Thailand’s Move Forward Party on Thursday announced it has formed a coalition of eight political parties with a majority in the Lower House, even as potential opposition from appointed senators threatens to derail the coalition’s plans to form a government.in the House of Representatives, seven political parties with another 161 seats agreed to support MFP leader Pita Limjaroenrat’s bid for premiership.
“We are confident we can form a government,” Mr Pita, MFP’s prime minister nominee told a packed press conference in Bangkok on Thursday.
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