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Navy to Address Frigate Procurement Questions on September 18

The Royal Thai Navy will hold a full briefing on September 18 to address public questions about its frigate procurement project following recent media scrutiny of the acquisition process.

Navy to Address Frigate Procurement Questions on September 18
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The Royal Thai Navy is preparing a full disclosure on the high-performance frigate procurement project on September 18, 2025. Navy spokesman Paradet Rattanachaiyaphan stated that the navy acknowledges public interest following media reports of requests to inspect and review details of the frigate acquisition process. The navy respects the right of all sectors to express views, raise concerns, and conduct oversight, describing these as important mechanisms ensuring government operations are conducted carefully, transparently, and build public confidence.

Following its announcement on September 8, the navy reiterated its commitment to openly reveal the entire review process, criteria, reasons, and substantive details once all legal and regulatory steps are complete. All questions and concerns will be addressed with factual information. The formal briefing on September 18 will include commanding officers and responsible officials at each stage who will provide comprehensive explanations and direct answers to questions.

The navy urges media, the public, and all interested parties to await the official briefing to ensure information assessment is based on complete and accurate facts, and to avoid errors from partial data while the process continues. The navy confirms that the frigate procurement project adheres to legal and regulatory requirements, transparency, fairness, value-for-money principles, and is subject to verification, with the nation's and people's highest interests as paramount. The navy stands ready to hear all concerns and answer every question with facts, as public confidence must be built on transparency and accountability.

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