PM Anutin’s mission to Oslo to represent Thailand at the funeral of King Harald V amid budget scrutiny

September 11, 2026 at 1:21 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul stepped onto the world stage in Oslo on Wednesday as His Majesty the King’s representative at the state funeral of King Harald V. Surrounded by monarchs, presidents and prime ministers, he seized the rare diplomatic opportunity to speak with leaders from 11 countries. Trade, investment and new economic opportunities were on the table, although no formal deals emerged. Meanwhile, thousands filled Oslo’s streets to bid farewell to their King after a 35-year reign. Yet Mr Anutin’s royal mission came at a critical moment back home. As he attended the funeral and Royal Palace reception, his ministers fought to steer Thailand’s ฿3.78 trillion 2027 budget bill through crucial parliamentary readings amid intense opposition scrutiny.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul represents His Majesty the King at Harald V’s funeral, meeting 11 world leaders as Thailand’s ฿3.78tn budget battle rages. ( Source: Khaosod )

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul represented His Majesty the King at Norway’s state funeral for King Harald V on Wednesday. The royal mission placed Thailand’s leader among monarchs, presidents and prime ministers gathered in Oslo. At the same time, Mr Anutin used the gathering for brief exchanges with 11 foreign leaders. Trade, investment and bilateral cooperation featured in those conversations. No formal agreements were announced.

Mr Anutin, who is also Minister of the Interior, travelled to Norway following a direct royal appointment. His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn appointed him as his representative at the funeral. Accordingly, Mr Anutin attended primarily as the Thai King’s representative, rather than simply as prime minister. The funeral took place at Oslo Cathedral on September 9.

King Harald V died on August 28, aged 89, after roughly 35 years on Norway’s throne. His death triggered extensive public mourning across the country. More than 46,000 people visited the royal chapel while the late King lay in state. In parallel, Oslo prepared for a major influx of foreign royalty and political leaders.

Anutin arrives in Oslo as Thailand’s budget debate continues in Parliament during his royal mission

Mr Anutin left Thailand on the evening of Monday, September 7. He arrived in Norway the following morning, giving him a full day before the funeral. Norwegian reporting placed his arrival at Oslo Airport at about 9 am on September 8. From there, his programme began ahead of Wednesday’s ceremonies.

Back in Bangkok, his departure came during a critical parliamentary week. Lawmakers were considering the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Bill. In particular, the Prime Minister would miss its crucial second and third readings. As a result, he assigned senior ministers to carry the government’s case before leaving Thailand.

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanpraphas assumed a leading role during the debate. Other ministers were assigned to explain spending provisions and answer questions. Separately, Mr Anutin reportedly monitored parliamentary proceedings from Norway. His royal mission therefore unfolded while one of the government’s biggest legislative measures moved through Parliament.

After reaching Oslo, Mr Anutin walked along sections of the route prepared for the royal ceremonies. During that inspection, he unexpectedly encountered several Thai people. They included Thais living in Norway and at least one visitor from the United States. The Prime Minister stopped and exchanged greetings and good wishes with them.

Thai community greets Anutin as Oslo prepares for King Harald’s funeral and visiting world leaders

Traisuree Taisaranakul, secretary-general to the Prime Minister, was among those accompanying him. Elsewhere in Oslo, preparations intensified for the arrival of international dignitaries. Royal families, presidents and prime ministers travelled to Norway for the funeral. Large crowds were also preparing to line the ceremonial route through the capital.

The main ceremonies followed on Wednesday, September 9. King Harald’s coffin travelled in procession from the Royal Palace towards Oslo Cathedral. Large crowds lined the streets as the procession passed through central Oslo. Notably, Norway also observed a national moment of silence during the funeral. The ceremonies marked the end of a reign lasting more than three decades.

Mr Anutin attended formally as the representative of His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn. In that capacity, he joined foreign monarchs, royal families and political leaders inside the cathedral. Presidents, prime ministers and other senior government representatives were also present. Thailand was therefore represented at royal level during one of Norway’s largest state occasions for decades.

The cathedral service formed the centrepiece of Wednesday’s ceremonies. Afterwards, the funeral procession continued towards Akershus Fortress. King Harald was then laid to rest. Across Oslo, thousands of Norwegians had gathered to witness the ceremonies and farewell their late monarch.

Anutin joins monarchs and world leaders as Norway bids farewell to King Harald V at Oslo Cathedral

Later that day, the international gathering shifted to the Royal Palace. Norway’s new monarch, King Haakon VIII, hosted an official reception following his father’s funeral. Mr Anutin attended alongside royal guests, heads of state and senior government representatives. Members of foreign royal families were also among those invited.

The Thai government placed Mr Anutin’s attendance at approximately 5.30 pm local time. Subsequently, he posted photographs from the gathering on Facebook. He said King Haakon VIII had hosted the dinner following the burial ceremonies. Once again, Mr Anutin stressed that His Majesty the King had appointed him as Thailand’s royal representative.

Beyond the ceremonial programme, the gathering provided Mr Anutin with unusually concentrated access to foreign leaders. He later released photographs showing some of those encounters. Altogether, the Prime Minister identified leaders from 11 countries with whom he had spoken. Most were European presidents or prime ministers.

Among them were the presidents of Georgia, Latvia, Albania and Germany. Mr Anutin also met the presidents of Estonia, Hungary and the Czech Republic. His contacts consequently stretched across several parts of Europe. They included European Union members and countries outside the bloc.

On another front, the Prime Minister met his counterparts from France, Norway, Sweden and Morocco. France and Germany placed leaders of two major European economies among his contacts. Sweden and Norway broadened the northern European representation. Morocco provided an additional encounter with a North African government leader.

Anutin meets leaders from 11 countries as Oslo gathering opens doors for brief diplomatic exchanges

Mr Anutin was careful about the status of those conversations. He did not describe them as formal bilateral meetings. Neither did he announce negotiations or agreements resulting from them. Instead, he said the discussions were brief and conducted within the limited time available.

Even so, the Prime Minister said several substantive areas were raised. Bilateral relations and wider cooperation formed part of the conversations. Trade and investment were also discussed. In addition, Mr Anutin raised potential new economic opportunities involving Thailand and the countries represented.

“Although these meetings were brief, we made the most of the limited time to exchange views on bilateral relations, cooperation, trade, investment and new opportunities that could bring mutual benefits to Thailand and the countries represented by these leaders,” Mr Anutin said.

The contacts gave Mr Anutin direct access to leaders across a broad geographical range. France, Germany, Sweden and Norway represented major western and northern European relationships. Elsewhere, Hungary and the Czech Republic expanded the contacts into Central Europe. Latvia and Estonia brought in two Baltic states.

Georgia and Albania added another dimension to the gathering. Likewise, Morocco extended the Prime Minister’s contacts beyond Europe. Yet no trade agreement, investment package or joint declaration emerged from the discussions. The conversations remained informal exchanges around the funeral and Royal Palace reception.

Trade and investment feature in Anutin’s brief talks with European leaders but no agreements emerge

As part of this, economic matters featured prominently in Mr Anutin’s own account of the meetings. He specifically cited trade, investment and new opportunities. Bilateral cooperation was another stated subject. Still, he gave no details of individual proposals discussed with particular leaders.

The royal assignment remained the overriding purpose of the journey. Mr Anutin had travelled under a direct appointment from His Majesty the King. Thus, his diplomatic contacts occurred around the funeral programme rather than through separate formal summits. Wednesday’s funeral and palace reception remained the central engagements.

On Thursday, Mr Anutin’s programme shifted towards Thailand’s expatriate community. At about 10.30 am local time, he visited Wat Thai Norway. Members of the Thai community were waiting when he arrived. They presented him with flowers before speaking informally with the Prime Minister.

During the visit, Mr Anutin met Phra Ratchawachirasasanawithet, the abbot of Wat Thai Norway. The senior monk is also president of the Union of Thai Sangha in Europe. Mr Anutin paid his respects and received blessings. The temple visit also gave him another opportunity to meet Thais living in Norway.

Afterwards, the Prime Minister prepared for his departure from the country. The temple engagement was his final publicly reported event in Norway. His published schedule called for him to leave on Thursday. He was then expected to arrive back in Thailand on Friday morning.

Anutin visits Wat Thai Norway and meets the Thai community before preparing for his journey home

At home, Parliament had continued its budget proceedings throughout his absence. Mr Ekniti and other ministers carried responsibility for defending government spending plans. They also answered questions during the Prime Minister’s royal mission. Mr Anutin, for his part, reportedly followed developments from Oslo.

The timing placed two major responsibilities on separate tracks. In Norway, Mr Anutin represented His Majesty the King at the funeral. In Thailand, his ministers steered the government through crucial budget readings. His expected return therefore came immediately after an important parliamentary week.

By around midday Friday, no clear government announcement had confirmed Mr Anutin’s physical arrival back in Thailand. His official itinerary had nevertheless scheduled his return for Friday morning. The confirmed position was that his Norwegian engagements had ended and his journey home had begun.

The Oslo mission produced no announced diplomatic agreement or formal negotiation. Instead, its political element came through short encounters with leaders from 11 countries. Those discussions covered bilateral ties, cooperation, trade, investment and possible new economic opportunities.

Above all, the journey was a royal assignment. Mr Anutin represented His Majesty the King at King Harald’s funeral and joined the reception hosted by King Haakon VIII. He then completed his programme at Wat Thai Norway before leaving the country. His return brought the Prime Minister back to Bangkok after a week dominated by the budget debate.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在生活、媒体、政治、泰国

周三，泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔作为国王陛下的代表，出席了哈拉尔五世国王的国葬，登上了世界舞台。在各国君主、总统和总理的簇拥下，他抓住了这难得的外交机会，与来自11个国家的领导人进行了会谈。贸易、投资和新的经济机遇是会谈的议题，但并未达成任何正式协议。与此同时，成千上万的民众涌上奥斯陆街头，向在位35年的国王告别。然而，阿努廷总理此次出访正值泰国国内的关键时刻。在他出席葬礼和王宫招待会的同时，他的内阁大臣们正努力推动泰国2027年3.78万亿泰铢的预算案在议会的关键审议阶段获得通过，而反对派的严密审查也令他们倍感压力。

泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔代表国王陛下出席哈拉尔五世的葬礼，并会见了11位世界领导人。与此同时，泰国3.78万亿泰铢的预算之争仍在激烈进行。（来源：考索德报）

泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔周三代表国王陛下出席了挪威国王哈拉尔五世的国葬。此次皇家使节使泰国领导人与众多君主、总统和总理齐聚奥斯陆。与此同时，阿努廷总理还利用此次机会与11位外国领导人进行了简短交流。会谈内容涵盖贸易、投资和双边合作，但并未宣布任何正式协议。

兼任内政部长的阿努廷先生奉泰国国王玛哈·哇集拉隆功陛下之命前往挪威。国王陛下委任他为代表出席葬礼。因此，阿努廷先生主要是以泰国国王代表的身份出席，而非仅仅以首相身份。葬礼于9月9日在奥斯陆大教堂举行。

挪威国王哈拉尔五世于8月28日驾崩，享年89岁，在位约35年。他的去世引发了全国范围内的哀悼。在国王遗体停灵期间，超过4.6万人前往皇家教堂瞻仰。与此同时，奥斯陆也为迎接大量外国王室成员和政要的到来做好了准备。

阿努廷在出使奥斯陆期间抵达，此时泰国议会正在就预算问题进行辩论。

阿努廷先生于9月7日星期一晚间离开泰国。他于次日清晨抵达挪威，这样他就有整整一天的时间准备葬礼。挪威媒体报道称，他于9月8日上午9点左右抵达奥斯陆机场。随后，他便开始了为周三的葬礼仪式做准备的行程。

回到曼谷后，他离开的时机正值议会关键的一周。议员们正在审议2027财年预算案。尤其值得注意的是，总理将错过该预算案至关重要的二读和三读。因此，他在离开泰国前，指派了几位资深部长代表政府进行游说。

副首相兼财政部长埃克尼蒂·尼蒂坦普拉帕斯在辩论中发挥了主导作用。其他部长则负责解释支出条款并回答问题。另据报道，阿努廷先生则在挪威远程监督议会进程。因此，他的皇家使命恰逢政府一项最重要的立法措施在议会审议期间展开。

阿努廷先生抵达奥斯陆后，沿着为皇家仪式准备的路线巡视了一段路程。巡视期间，他意外地遇到了几位泰国人，其中包括居住在挪威的泰国公民和至少一位来自美国的游客。首相停下来与他们互致问候和美好祝愿。

在奥斯陆准备迎接哈拉尔国王的葬礼和来访的世界各国领导人之际，泰国社群向阿努廷致以问候。

首相秘书长特莱苏雷·泰萨拉纳库尔也在陪同人员之列。在奥斯陆的其他地方，迎接国际政要的准备工作也在紧锣密鼓地进行。各国王室成员、总统和首相纷纷前往挪威参加葬礼。大批民众也准备在首都的礼仪路线两旁列队致哀。

主要仪式于9月9日星期三举行。哈拉尔国王的灵柩从王宫出发，缓缓驶向奥斯陆大教堂。送葬队伍经过奥斯陆市中心时，街道两旁挤满了民众。值得一提的是，挪威全国在葬礼期间默哀。这些仪式标志着长达三十余年的统治正式结束。

阿努廷先生以泰国国王玛哈·哇集拉隆功陛下的代表身份正式出席。他与外国君主、王室成员和政治领袖一同进入大教堂。各国总统、首相和其他高级政府官员也出席了活动。因此，在挪威数十年来规模最大的国家庆典之一上，泰国以王室成员的身份亮相。

周三的葬礼仪式以大教堂的追悼会为中心。仪式结束后，送葬队伍继续前往阿克斯胡斯城堡。哈拉尔国王随后被安葬。在奥斯陆各地，成千上万的挪威民众聚集在一起，见证葬礼，送别他们已故的君主。

阿努廷与挪威君主和世界各国领导人一起在奥斯陆大教堂向哈拉尔五世国王告别。

当天晚些时候，国际聚会移至挪威王宫举行。挪威新国王哈康八世在其父葬礼后主持了官方招待会。阿努廷先生与王室成员、各国元首和政府高级官员一同出席。一些外国王室成员也应邀出席。

泰国政府公布阿努廷先生出席晚宴的时间约为当地时间下午5点30分。随后，他在Facebook上发布了晚宴照片。他表示，哈空八世国王在葬礼仪式后主持了晚宴。阿努廷先生再次强调，国王陛下已任命他为泰国皇家代表。

除了仪式性的活动之外，此次聚会也为阿努廷先生提供了难得的机会，让他能够近距离接触外国领导人。他随后公布了一些照片，记录了部分会面场景。据总理透露，他总共与来自11个国家的领导人进行了交谈，其中大多数是欧洲国家的总统或总理。

其中包括格鲁吉亚、拉脱维亚、阿尔巴尼亚和德国的总统。阿努京先生还会见了爱沙尼亚、匈牙利和捷克共和国的总统。因此，他的社交圈遍及欧洲多个地区，既包括欧盟成员国，也包括非欧盟国家。

另一方面，首相会见了法国、挪威、瑞典和摩洛哥的同行。法国和德国分别派出了两位欧洲主要经济体的领导人与他会面。瑞典和挪威扩大了北欧国家的代表性。摩洛哥则安排了一次与北非国家领导人的会晤。

阿努廷会见了来自11个国家的领导人，奥斯陆峰会为短暂的外交交流打开了大门。

阿努廷先生对这些谈话的性质讳莫如深。他没有将其描述为正式的双边会晤，也没有宣布任何谈判或由此达成的协议。相反，他表示讨论简短，且是在有限的时间内完成的。

尽管如此，总理表示，双方讨论了多个实质性领域。双边关系和更广泛的合作是会谈内容之一。贸易和投资也是讨论的重点。此外，阿努廷先生还提出了泰国与与会各国之间潜在的新经济机遇。

阿努廷先生表示：“尽管这些会晤时间短暂，但我们充分利用了有限的时间，就双边关系、合作、贸易、投资以及可能为泰国和这些领导人所代表的国家带来互利的新机遇交换了意见。”

这些联系使阿努廷先生能够直接接触到地域范围广泛的领导人。法国、德国、瑞典和挪威代表了西欧和北欧的主要关系。此外，匈牙利和捷克共和国将联系扩展到了中欧。拉脱维亚和爱沙尼亚则带来了两个波罗的海国家。

格鲁吉亚和阿尔巴尼亚的加入为此次会晤增添了新的维度。同样，摩洛哥也拓展了首相在欧洲以外的人脉。然而，会谈并未达成任何贸易协议、投资方案或联合声明。双方的交流仅限于葬礼和王宫招待会期间的非正式会面。

阿努廷与欧洲领导人的简短会谈涉及贸易和投资问题，但并未达成任何协议。

作为其中的一部分，经济问题在阿努廷先生对会晤的描述中占据了显著位置。他特别提到了贸易、投资和新的机遇。双边合作是另一个被提及的议题。然而，他并未透露与特定领导人讨论的具体提案的细节。

此次行程的首要目的是履行王室职责。阿努廷先生是奉国王陛下之命出访的。因此，他的外交活动主要围绕葬礼展开，而非通过单独的正式会晤。周三的葬礼和宫廷招待会是此行的重头戏。

周四，阿努廷先生的行程转向了泰国侨民社区。当地时间上午10点30分左右，他访问了位于挪威的泰国寺（Wat Thai Norway）。泰国侨民在他抵达时早已等候。他们向他献花，并与总理进行了非正式的交谈。

访问期间，阿努廷先生拜会了挪威泰寺（Wat Thai Norway）住持拉查瓦奇拉萨萨纳维特（Phra Ratchawachirasasanawithet）。这位高僧同时也是欧洲泰国僧伽联盟（Union of Thai Sangha in Europe）的主席。阿努廷先生向他致敬并接受了祝福。此次寺庙之行也让他有机会再次与居住在挪威的泰国人交流。

随后，首相准备离开挪威。此次寺庙之行是他此次挪威之行最后一次公开露面。根据公布的行程安排，他将于周四离开挪威，预计周五上午返回泰国。

阿努廷在准备返乡之前，参观了挪威泰寺，并与当地的泰国社群见面。

在国内，议会在他缺席期间继续进行预算程序。埃克尼蒂先生和其他部长负责为政府支出计划辩护。他们还在首相出访期间回答了质询。据报道，阿努廷先生则在奥斯陆密切关注事态发展。

时间上的安排使得两项重要职责各自独立进行。在挪威，阿努廷先生代表国王陛下出席了葬礼。在泰国，他的部长们则带领政府完成了至关重要的预算案审议。因此，他预计的回国时间恰好在重要的议会周之后。

截至周五中午前后，政府尚未发布任何明确公告确认阿努廷先生已抵达泰国。不过，他的官方行程安排显示他将于周五上午返回。目前已确认的情况是，他在挪威的行程已经结束，回程已启程。

奥斯陆访问并未达成任何已公布的外交协议或正式谈判。相反，其政治意义体现在与11个国家领导人的短暂会晤中。这些会晤涵盖了双边关系、合作、贸易、投资以及潜在的新经济机遇。

此次行程最重要的意义在于其皇家使命。阿努廷先生代表国王陛下出席了哈拉尔国王的葬礼，并参加了哈康八世国王主持的招待会。随后，他在泰国挪威寺完成了行程，之后离开泰国。他的归来也标志着总理结束了一周的预算辩论，返回曼谷。

挪威国王哈康八世在奥斯陆登基，此前深受爱戴的哈拉尔五世国王于周五去世。

自2021年与True合并以来，挪威电信(Telenor)带着巨额利润退出交易，与此同时，谢拉瓦农家族(Chearavanont family)加强了对True的控制。

正大集团总裁表示，泰国必须与美国合作，并凭借廉价能源成为东南亚顶级数据中心。

泰国与美国采取的神秘谈判策略显得格格不入，总理承诺达成“秘密协议”。

泰京银行警告称，2025年经济增长率可能仅为0.7%，与此同时，总理就游客数量下降问题质询了旅游官员。

官员为政府辩护。穆迪在新报告中将泰国评级展望从稳定下调至负面。

泰国央行将下调利率，以应对在中美之间摇摆不定而引发的关税危机。

他信宣布调整贸易和产业政策，听起来很像是转向美国。

人民党议员西里卡尼亚询问泰国与美国的会谈是否无限期推迟。

中国警告泰国不要为了讨好美国而损害中国利益。中泰贸易谈判再次推迟。

特朗普的关税政策使泰国经济陷入混乱。到2025年，出口和旅游业可能都会大幅下滑。

由于中美紧张局势升级，皮查伊的团队本周不会飞往美国，而是下周前往。

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他信并未排除参加在美国举行的会谈的可能性，泰国代表团正在敲定相关计划。他们将于周四启程前往美国。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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