Africa[edit]
Liberia: President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf had sent two separate messages of consolation to the Governments and Peoples of the Kingdom of Thailand and the Republic of Haiti. President Sirleaf stated: "It is with profound shock and deep sorrow that we have learned of the death news of His Royal Highness Bhumibol Adulyadej, King of the Kingdom of Thailand".[2]
Morocco: King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences to Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn. In his message, the King extended his sincere condolences and deep feelings of sympathy and compassion to the Crown Prince, the Thai Royal Family and the friendly Thai people in these painful circumstances. Adding that he recalled the qualities of the late King of Thailand, who devoted his life to serve his country and his people with dedication, loyalty and selflessness, working with wisdom and foresight in the development of the Kingdom of Thailand and its stability.[3]
Nigeria: President Muhammadu Buhari condoled with the royal family, government and people of Thailand on the death of their king, Bhumibol Adulyadej. President Buhari, in a statement, extolled the monarch's extraordinary and committed leadership to his people over a period of seven decades. The president noted the deceased's exceptional stewardship which saw Thailand emerged as one of Southeast Asia's leading economies. He said the "highly revered monarch will be long remembered for his towering role and dedication to improving the lives and aspirations of the Thai people".[4]
Seychelles: President James Michel expressed his condolences to Prime Minister Prayut and said “The king was highly regarded as a unifying father figure with a towering presence. As well an influential and revered figure that commanded the respect of the Thai people as well as the world. The King was prominently engaged in championing democracy over the country he governed with justice, pride and devotion to his people and remained unhinged, being loyal and benevolent in his humble ways to the very end”.[5]
South Africa: President Jacob Zuma has extended condolences to the people of Thailand following the passing of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. In a statement, the President said "The South African government extends its most sincere condolences to the government and people of the Kingdom of Thailand in this moment of sadness and grief". He also added that during King Adulyadej's tenure, he became a unifying father figure and rare source of stability. In all the 70 years as King of Thailand, His Majesty King Bhumibol worked to serve his people, and was regarded as close to divine by the Thais".[6]
Americas[edit]
Argentina: The Government of Argentina deeply regrets over the King death and extends its condolences to the Thai royal family, government and its people. The Argentinian government said “Throughout its 70-year reign, His Majesty has earned the respect and affection not only of the Thai people but also of the entire international community”.[7]
Brazil: President Michel Temer present the condolences of the Brazilian people to the people of Thailand for the passing of their King during his speech in Goa, India for the 8th BRICS summit.[8]
Canada: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted in his twitter "My condolences to all those mourning the passing of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. My thoughts are with his loved ones and the people of Thailand".[9]
Mexico: President Enrique Peña Nieto tweeted in his twitter "Regretfully, I have received the news of the death of His Majesty the King of Thailand, Bhumibol Adulyadej. My condolences to the people and government of Thailand for this heartfelt loss".[10]
Nicaragua: President Spouse Rosario Murillo expressed its nation condolences. In a message, she said “We would like to express our condolences to the people of Thailand, to the families of Thailand, to the Government of Thailand that is in mourning after the death of their King”.[11]
Panama: The Government of Panama, through its Foreign Affairs Ministry expressed its condolences to Thailand and said “Panama stands in solidarity with the Government, the People and the Royal House, for such a sensitive loss and wishes for the continued well-being of the Thais”.[12]
United States: President Barack Obama offered his condolences to Thailand on the death of the king. Obama said King Bhumibol Adulyadej was a tireless champion of his country's development and also showed an "unflagging devotion" to improving the standard of living for the Thai people. Obama said the king was a close friend of the United States and a valued partner of many US presidents. He recalled meeting the king during a 2012 visit to Thailand. He said the king leaves behind a legacy of care for the Thai people that future generations will cherish.[13]
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said the men and women of the Department of Defense joined President Obama in offering their condolences to the Royal Family of the Kingdom of Thailand and the people o
Africa[edit] Liberia: President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf had sent two separate messages of consolation to the Governments and Peoples of the Kingdom of Thailand and the Republic of Haiti. President Sirleaf stated: "It is with profound shock and deep sorrow that we have learned of the death news of His Royal Highness Bhumibol Adulyadej, King of the Kingdom of Thailand".[2] Morocco: King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences to Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn. In his message, the King extended his sincere condolences and deep feelings of sympathy and compassion to the Crown Prince, the Thai Royal Family and the friendly Thai people in these painful circumstances. Adding that he recalled the qualities of the late King of Thailand, who devoted his life to serve his country and his people with dedication, loyalty and selflessness, working with wisdom and foresight in the development of the Kingdom of Thailand and its stability.[3] Nigeria: President Muhammadu Buhari condoled with the royal family, government and people of Thailand on the death of their king, Bhumibol Adulyadej. President Buhari, in a statement, extolled the monarch's extraordinary and committed leadership to his people over a period of seven decades. The president noted the deceased's exceptional stewardship which saw Thailand emerged as one of Southeast Asia's leading economies. He said the "highly revered monarch will be long remembered for his towering role and dedication to improving the lives and aspirations of the Thai people".[4] Seychelles: President James Michel expressed his condolences to Prime Minister Prayut and said “The king was highly regarded as a unifying father figure with a towering presence. As well an influential and revered figure that commanded the respect of the Thai people as well as the world. The King was prominently engaged in championing democracy over the country he governed with justice, pride and devotion to his people and remained unhinged, being loyal and benevolent in his humble ways to the very end”.[5] South Africa: President Jacob Zuma has extended condolences to the people of Thailand following the passing of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. In a statement, the President said "The South African government extends its most sincere condolences to the government and people of the Kingdom of Thailand in this moment of sadness and grief". He also added that during King Adulyadej's tenure, he became a unifying father figure and rare source of stability. In all the 70 years as King of Thailand, His Majesty King Bhumibol worked to serve his people, and was regarded as close to divine by the Thais".[6]Americas[edit] Argentina: The Government of Argentina deeply regrets over the King death and extends its condolences to the Thai royal family, government and its people. The Argentinian government said “Throughout its 70-year reign, His Majesty has earned the respect and affection not only of the Thai people but also of the entire international community”.[7] Brazil: President Michel Temer present the condolences of the Brazilian people to the people of Thailand for the passing of their King during his speech in Goa, India for the 8th BRICS summit.[8]
Canada: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted in his twitter "My condolences to all those mourning the passing of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. My thoughts are with his loved ones and the people of Thailand".[9]
Mexico: President Enrique Peña Nieto tweeted in his twitter "Regretfully, I have received the news of the death of His Majesty the King of Thailand, Bhumibol Adulyadej. My condolences to the people and government of Thailand for this heartfelt loss".[10]
Nicaragua: President Spouse Rosario Murillo expressed its nation condolences. In a message, she said “We would like to express our condolences to the people of Thailand, to the families of Thailand, to the Government of Thailand that is in mourning after the death of their King”.[11]
Panama: The Government of Panama, through its Foreign Affairs Ministry expressed its condolences to Thailand and said “Panama stands in solidarity with the Government, the People and the Royal House, for such a sensitive loss and wishes for the continued well-being of the Thais”.[12]
United States: President Barack Obama offered his condolences to Thailand on the death of the king. Obama said King Bhumibol Adulyadej was a tireless champion of his country's development and also showed an "unflagging devotion" to improving the standard of living for the Thai people. Obama said the king was a close friend of the United States and a valued partner of many US presidents. He recalled meeting the king during a 2012 visit to Thailand. He said the king leaves behind a legacy of care for the Thai people that future generations will cherish.[13]
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said the men and women of the Department of Defense joined President Obama in offering their condolences to the Royal Family of the Kingdom of Thailand and the people o
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