Peru reaffirms commitment to further deepening relations with Thailand

Peruvian Foreign Ministry issues a statement on the matter via social media

Torre Tagle Palace in Lima, seat of the Peruvian Foreign Ministry. Photo: Archive.

Torre Tagle Palace in Lima, seat of the Peruvian Foreign Ministry. Photo: Archive.

10:54 | Lima, nov. 10.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to deepening its bilateral ties with Thailand and promoting new opportunities for cooperation, as both nations mark the 61st anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations this November 10th.

Through its social media channels, the Foreign Ministry noted that, on the occasion of this anniversary, "Peru reaffirms its commitment to continue deepening its relationship with Thailand, promoting new opportunities for cooperation in areas of common interest."



Furthermore, the Ministry expressed its confidence that, building upon the historic ties of friendship between the two nations, both sides will continue to work together to elevate their bilateral relationship to new levels of understanding and collaboration.

It should be noted that Peru and Thailand established diplomatic relations on November 10, 1965—a date both countries commemorate annually as part of their bilateral bond.

The establishment of diplomatic relations formalizes mutual recognition between two states and enables the development of mechanisms for representation, dialogue, and cooperation across various fields.

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Publicado: 10/11/2026