Deputy Minister Nguyen Manh Cuong visited and signed the condolence book in memory of Her Majesty Queen Mother Sirikit of the Kingdom of Thailand.

On the morning of October 30, Party Central Committee member and Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cuong visited the Thai Embassy in Hanoi to pay his respects and sign the condolence book for Queen Mother Sirikit of the Kingdom of Thailand.

Party Central Committee member, Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cuong visited and signed the condolence book in memory of Queen Mother Sirikit.

Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cuong sent his deepest condolences to Thai Ambassador to Vietnam Urawadee Sriphiromya and all staff of the Thai Embassy.

Writing in the condolence book at the Thai Embassy, ​​Deputy Minister Nguyen Manh Cuong emotionally wrote: "Queen Mother Sirikit is a noble symbol of kindness, lifelong dedication to the country and people of Thailand, as well as great contributions in promoting peace , friendship and sustainable development in the region and the world.

On behalf of the State, Government and people of Vietnam, I would like to send my deepest condolences to the Royal Family of Thailand, the Government and all the people of Thailand."

Deputy Minister Nguyen Manh Cuong writes in the condolence book in memory of Queen Mother Sirikit. (Photo: Jackie Chan)

The passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit marks a great loss to the Royal Family and the Thai people, closing an important chapter in the history of the Chakri Royal Family, which has been closely associated with the country's development and transformation throughout the 20th century.

The Deputy Minister expressed that with sincere feelings, trust and solidarity, Vietnam and Thailand will together overcome this great pain and loss, continuing the path that Queen Mother Sirikit has worked hard to cultivate, bringing the relationship between the two countries to develop more deeply, effectively and sustainably.

Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cuong sent his condolences to Thai Ambassador to Vietnam Urawadee Sriphiromya, and all staff of the Thai Embassy. (Photo: Thanh Long)

Queen Mother Sirikit is considered one of the most important symbols of modern Thai royalty, deeply attached to the long reign of the late King of Thailand Bhumibol Adulyadej (King Rama IX). She was born on August 12, 1932 in Bangkok, with the title Mom Rajawongse Sirikit Kitiyakara, the daughter of Prince Nakkhatra Mangala and Mom Luang Bua Kitiyakara.

During her more than seven decades of service to the Royal Family and the country, Her Majesty Queen Mother Sirikit was revered for her humanitarian work, community development and preservation of Thai culture. She was also known as a steadfast companion and symbol of loyalty to the late King Bhumibol, who reigned Thailand for 70 years – from 1946 to 2016.

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