Siena:Government House Yotsanu Wongsawat, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, affirmed his readiness to participate in the no-confidence debate against the government. Speaking as a leading figure in the Pheu Thai Party, he emphasized that no one is considered a political enemy, but rather an ally.
According to Thai News Agency, Yotsanu commented that the no-confidence debate would proceed According to schedule set by the opposition, and stakeholders would have to wait and observe the content of the parliamentary discussions. He highlighted the Pheu Thai Party's focus on addressing urgent government matters, aiming to perform their duties effectively.
In response to questions about the Pheu Thai Party ministers not being included in this round of questioning, speculation arose that the People's Party might consider them as future allies. Yotsanu reiterated that in politics, everyone is viewed as an ally.
He noted that during recent flood relief efforts, cooperation was evident, and similarly, in parliament, there exists a system of checks and balances. Yotsanu expressed confidence that all parties involved would endeavor to fulfill their roles efficiently. As a coalition partner, the Pheu Thai Party is committed to contributing significantly to the government.
Regarding which ministries would need to clarify issues during the debate, Yotsanu stated that everyone involved should assist in answering relevant questions. He emphasized the importance of collaboration and addressing interconnected issues collectively.