Officials Defend Prime Minister's Use of iPad at ACD Summit
During the ACD Summit in Doha, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra was criticized for using an iPad. She clarified that using digital devices is common in global meetings. Officials noted that leaders often rely on technology for accurate communication.
During the ACD Summit 2024 in Doha, Qatar, Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra faced criticism for using an iPad during bilateral discussions.
Paetongtarn clarified on Instagram that using digital devices is common practice globally, ensuring accurate communication and reducing bias.
She emphasized preparation and noted how leaders worldwide use similar methods.
Nikorndej Balankura from the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that leaders often use electronic devices for note-taking during discussions.
Jirayu Huangsap, a Prime Minister’s advisor, highlighted that the substance of the agreements is what truly matters, and public criticism should recognize the importance of clear and accurate international communication.
Paetongtarn clarified on Instagram that using digital devices is common practice globally, ensuring accurate communication and reducing bias.
She emphasized preparation and noted how leaders worldwide use similar methods.
Nikorndej Balankura from the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that leaders often use electronic devices for note-taking during discussions.
Jirayu Huangsap, a Prime Minister’s advisor, highlighted that the substance of the agreements is what truly matters, and public criticism should recognize the importance of clear and accurate international communication.
