Maris attended the three-party talks between China, Thailand, and Cambodia, thanking China for its support for a peaceful resolution. He also thanked the government for recognizing the need to clear mines along the Thai-Cambodian border and agreed to reduce fake news.

Maris met with 70 Thai ambassadors and representatives from around the world, praising the GBC's results and emphasizing the need to monitor and evaluate fake news in Cambodia, stating that "truth will prevail." He stated that diplomatic negotiations must respect the 13-point agreement.

"Maris" briefed the diplomatic corps and international organizations, emphasizing that Thailand strictly upholds the ceasefire agreement and hopes to resolve the issue through bilateral negotiations, not to escalate it into an international issue.

US State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce released a statement from the conference call between Secretary Rubio and Secretary Marist:

His Majesty the King appointed Maris Sengiampong, a former protégé of Thaksin, to be the new foreign minister, replacing Panpree Phitthanukorn.

The Prime Minister presented the names of the new Foreign Minister, expected to be "Maris Sengiamphong", a former ambassador to many countries. will come sit in the chair