Newly elected Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin will not be attending the ASEAN summit in Jakarta due to his government not having taken an oath or delivered a policy statement to parliament yet. Instead, the Thai delegation will be led by Sarun Charoensuwan, Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs. The three-day summit will have numerous meetings among ASEAN leaders and their dialogue partners, with Sarun participating in all the sessions and also attending the ASEAN-Indo Pacific Forum. Twenty-one outcome documents will be released, including the Jakarta Declaration “ASEAN Matters: Epicentrum of Growth” and joint statements with South Korea and the US.
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