The Prime Minister continues his foreign mission by flying directly from Australia to officially visit New Zealand from 20 to 22 August. On the first day, he opens a meeting room to meet with senior executives from Skyline Enterprise.
On 20 August 2026, reporters reported on the Prime Minister and his delegation's mission. This visit to New Zealand is the second country visit following the trip to the Commonwealth of Australia, with scheduled activities from 20 to 22 August. On Thursday, 20 August, the Prime Minister is scheduled to depart from Fairbairn Military Airport in Canberra at 09:30 to head to Auckland, New Zealand.
The Prime Minister's delegation is scheduled to arrive at Auckland Airport at 14:45 local time, which is 5 hours ahead of Thailand, before proceeding to Park Hyatt Auckland hotel to prepare for important duties.
In the afternoon, the Prime Minister focuses on driving economic cooperation by meeting with leading private sector executives from New Zealand. Starting at 16:00, he meets with executives from Skyline Enterprise, followed at 16:30 by discussions with executives from T&G Global to exchange perspectives and promote joint business opportunities.
On Friday, 21 August, the Prime Minister is scheduled to attend an official welcome ceremony at Government House, followed by a full bilateral meeting with the New Zealand Prime Minister to push forward tangible comprehensive cooperation between the two countries.