Varawut said it now depended on Pheu Thai as to when and where it would hold coalition talks with Chart Thai Pattana.
“Whenever Pheu Thai sends out signals for talks, we’ll be ready to join,” Varawut said.
Varawut insisted on the condition that Pheu Thai must agree not to touch the monarchy and leave Article 112 intact.
When told that Pheu Thai had already affirmed it would not amend Article 112, Varawut replied it was a good signal and this stance matched with Chart Thai Pattana’s.
Varawut said Chart Thai Pattana would not demand any Cabinet seats as his party only has 10 MPs.
“The goal is to make the next government strong and capable so as to improve the economic situation. Negotiation for a quota of Cabinet seats is not the priority,’ Varawut said.
Asked whether he could accept Pheu Thai PM candidate Srettha Thavisin, as Srettha had once expressed support for…
