The Chularatchamontri welcomed the Commander of the 4th Army Region and his delegation, and discussed ways to disseminate religious knowledge to promote peace in the southern border provinces.

On 23 June 2025 at 14.00 hrs., at the meeting room of the Chularatchamontri Office, Mr. Arun Boonchum, Chularatchamontri, welcomed Lieutenant General Paisarn Nusang, Commander of the 4th Army Region / Director of Internal Security Operations Region 4, and his team, consisting of Mr. Waedueramae Mamingchi, Chairman of the Chularatchamontri Qualified Experts and Chairman of the Islamic Committee of Pattani Province, Mr. Nantapong Suwannarat, Deputy Secretary-General of the Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center (SBPAC), Chairman of the Islamic Committee of Yala, Satun, Songkhla, and Narathiwat Provinces, President of the Association of Ponoh Educational Institutions in the 5 Southern Border Provinces, and relevant high-ranking officials on the occasion of paying a courtesy call on the Chularatchamontri.

On this occasion, Pol. Maj. Gen. Surin Palare, Secretary-General of the Central Islamic Council of Thailand, Associate Professor Dr. Pakorn Priyakorn, Chularatchamontri Qualified Expert, and Mr. Prasert Mahamat, Secretary-General of the Chularatchamontri, joined in welcoming and discussing.

On this occasion, Mr. Waedueramae Mamingchi asked the Chularatchamontri to consider signing the document on Ta’ah, which is prepared in the form of a small book for printing and distributing widely, through the cooperation between the Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center, the Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 Forward Command, and the Department of Provincial Administration, with the objective of creating a correct understanding of Ta’ah according to Islamic principles, raising awareness among Muslim brothers and sisters, and promoting peaceful coexistence in a multicultural society, especially in the southern border provinces. After signing the document, the committee will proceed with printing it in book form for dissemination to youth and the general public to access and use it widely.