Prime Minister Anutin opened the Government House to welcome the Model Youth Anti-Corruption Ambassadors, stressing that honesty is a vital foundation for national development. He played the Cornet performing "Happy Birthday" for a student after she said, "Today is my birthday."
On 2 July 2026 at 15:00, Ms. Ratchada Thanadirek, spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office, revealed that Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, who also serves as Minister of Interior, welcomed the Model Youth Anti-Corruption Ambassador project supported by the NACC Fund at Government House. The Prime Minister greeted and advised the youth group, urging everyone to remember that honesty is a fundamental virtue essential both in studies and work. He wished them success in their education and growth as key contributors to the nation's development.
The students participating in the Model Youth Anti-Corruption Ambassador project expressed their appreciation for the Prime Minister's approachable manner. They committed to supporting government policies to combat all forms of corruption by campaigning and spreading awareness. Afterwards, the Prime Minister posed for photos with them and gave a tour of the reception room and his personal office.
Earlier, the Model Youth Anti-Corruption Ambassadors paid a courtesy visit and conducted a special interview with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Pipat Ratchakitprakarn. The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized administrative guidelines for the Ministry of Transport, highlighting that infrastructure development projects must be transparent, subject to verification, and strictly follow government rules and regulations because every action serves the benefit of the people.
The Model Youth Anti-Corruption Ambassador project, supported by the NACC Fund, educates youth from 10 institutions, including secondary and higher education, with 50 students per institution. They collaborate to produce TikTok and other social media content.
Ms. Ratchada added that during the meeting with the youth group, the Prime Minister also picked up a Cornet and played "Happy Birthday" because a student mentioned, "Today is my birthday."
