Former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra (left) shakes hands with Cambodia's secretary of state council minister Prak Sokhon as he prepares to board a plane to leave Cambodia from Siem Reap International airport. Thaksin, who was toppled in a military coup in 2006 and is living abroad to avoid a jail term for corruption in Thailand, departed Cambodia by private jet.
(AFP/Tang Chhin Sothy)Published: 14/11/2009
Bangkok Post
Fugitive prime minister Thaksin Shinawtra has late Saturday morning left Phnom Penh for Dubai.
He had completed his first mission as an economic advisor to the Cambodian government by briefing his economic plans on economic and rural development and poverty problem solving to Cambodian economists on Thursday.
On Friday morning, Thaksin played golf with Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen in Siam Reap.
After that he welcomed about 70 MPs of the opposition Puea Thai Party and a large number of red-shirts from Thailand.
Fugitive prime minister Thaksin Shinawtra has late Saturday morning left Phnom Penh for Dubai.
He had completed his first mission as an economic advisor to the Cambodian government by briefing his economic plans on economic and rural development and poverty problem solving to Cambodian economists on Thursday.
On Friday morning, Thaksin played golf with Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen in Siam Reap.
After that he welcomed about 70 MPs of the opposition Puea Thai Party and a large number of red-shirts from Thailand.
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