Muang Thong Thani, 'Sutthipong', Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, asked 'Arsit', the new Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, to follow the King's command as a guiding flag, alleviate suffering, and promote happiness for the people. He is confident that he will be able to carry out his duties smoothly because he is a native of the Ministry of Interior. Mr. Suttipong Juljarern, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, talked about Mr. Arsit Sampantharat, Director-General of the Department of Provincial Administration, who will assume the position of the new Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior in October. He said that he had nothing special to say. He asked that he be a good civil servant of His Majesty the King and perform his duty of 'relieving suffering and promoting happiness' for the people to the best of his ability. 'I am confident that you can do it because you are considered a native of the Ministry of Interior. There is nothing to worry about. I will f ollow His Majesty the King's command, the country will be stable, the people will be happy, correct the wrongs, and continue the royal intentions under the philosophy of sufficiency economy.' Mr. Sutthipong concluded by saying that he would like to give encouragement to the new Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, and is confident that the mission of alleviating suffering and promoting happiness of our fellow citizens will proceed smoothly. Source : Thai News Agency
“Sutthipong” is confident that the new Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior will perform his duties smoothly.
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