THE U.S.-THAILAND ALLIANCE
Text: U.S.-Thai Statement Following Bush-Shinawatra Talks at White House December 14, 2001
(Bush discusses Bin Laden videotape, calls Thailand an ally against terrorism)
Transcript: Remarks by Bush, Thai Prime Minister December 14, 2001
(U.S., Thailand cooperate in regional peacekeeping efforts)
Transcript: Press Roundtable with Admiral Blair in Bangkok September 29, 2000
(U.S., Thailand cooperate in regional peacekeeping efforts)
Transcript: Secretary Cohen September 19, 2000 News Briefing in Bangkok
(U.S. hopes to expand multilateral cooperation in Asia)
Gen. Shelton Bangkok Press Conference
(Joint Chiefs Chairman reaffirms commitment to Thailand)
Bangkok
February 25, 1999
White House Fact Sheet on U.S.-Thai Relations
(U.S. to provide help to students, law enforcement forces)
Washington, DC
March 13, 1998
Roth, Eizenstat and Summers Briefing on Clinton Chuan Meeting
(U.S. has put together major aid effort to help Thailand)
Washington, DC
March 13, 1998
Photo Opportunity with Thai Prime Minister Chuan and President Clinton
(Every leader will have to do what PM Chuan has done)
Washington, DC
March 13, 1998
Text: Pacific Command Chief to Royal Thai Armed Forces
Text: U.S. will stay engaged militarily in the Asia-Pacific
Bangkok, Thailand
May 22, 1997
Amb. Itoh Remarks to the Asia Society of New York
Text: U.S.-Thai relationship based on common interests
New York, New York
May 12, 1997
President Clinton at Signing of U.S.-Thai Taxation Treaty
Text: Treaty will open new era of trade between U.S., Thailand
Bangkok, Thailand
November 26, 1996
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