Assuring his supporters: Pita Limjaroenrat, Move Forward Party leader and its prime ministerial candidate, on Saturday waves at supporters at Thao Suranaree Monument in downtown Nakhon Ratchasima. He told them he is confident a joint sitting of the parliament on Thursday will vote for him to be the next PM. He also thanked them for voting for three MFP candidates who are among the northeastern province's 16 MPs.
Pita Limjaroenrat, leader and sole prime ministerial candidate of Move Forward Party (MFP), has urged his supporters to gather outside CentralWorld in Bangkok on Sunday in what he described as a get-together planned ahead of the July 13 parliamentary vote to decide the new prime minister.
He announced the gathering on his Facebook page, saying July 13 will be a important day for the country.
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