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Bhumjaithai MPs gather as Anutin prepares for 60th birthday

BANGKOK — 12 September 2026, Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul attended the weekly meeting of Bhumjaithai Party MPs on Saturday, a day before his 60th birthday, as political parties and business figures sent flowers and gifts to congratulate him. Anutin, who is also leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, arrived at the party headquarters […] The post Bhumjaithai MPs gather as…

Bhumjaithai MPs gather as Anutin prepares for 60th birthday

Bangkok, 12 September 2026 - Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul convened the weekly meeting of Bhumjaithai Party MPs on Saturday, just a day prior to his 60th birthday. As political figures and business leaders showered him with congratulations in the form of flowers and gifts, Anutin arrived at the party's headquarters at 15:30 to preside over the meeting slated for 16:30.

When approached by reporters about his birthday wishes this year, Anutin smiled and remained silent. A celebratory dinner and party are planned for 18:00. Anutin's birthday is on 13 September.

As the party headquarters buzzed with activity since the afternoon, ministers, MPs, and party members began to trickle in for the meeting and birthday festivities. Notable attendees included Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Suphajee Suthumpun, Phetchabun MP Santi Promphat, Nong Khai MP Yutthana Sritabut, Palang Pracharath Party Secretary-General Sulaiman Bueanapina, and Yala MP Sulaiman Bueanapina from the Prachachat Party.

Additional birthday wishes were extended by Supachai Chearavanont, senior vice chairman of the Charoen Pokphand Group, who presented Anutin with a flower arrangement.

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