The Prime Minister plans to host a private dinner for the cabinet and coalition parties on 6 September to strengthen unity and prepare for the opposition's no-confidence debate, as the government enters its sixth month in office.
On 1 September 2026, reporters reported that Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul is set to convene the cabinet and coalition parties for a joint meal on Sunday, 6 September, at his private residence. This marks the first gathering since the government officially began its administration six months ago under the leadership of the Bhumjaithai Party. The meeting will review work progress, exchange views, and prepare for the opposition's no-confidence debate. All ministers are expected to prepare detailed information related to their responsibilities, not only to address opposition questions in the House of Representatives but also to clarify matters to the public.
Following the meeting with the cabinet and coalition parties, the Prime Minister plans to convene all coalition MPs again, although the date and time have yet to be determined.