Myanmar's military leader Min Aung Hlaing visited Thailand on 6–7 August at PM Anutin's invitation to discuss bilateral trade and investment through a Thailand–Myanmar Business Forum. Amnesty International urged the Thai government to prioritize human rights in talks with Hlaing, who faces ICC allegations for crimes against humanity and is accused of responsibility for severe violations in Myanmar since the 2021 coup, including civilian deaths, forced displacement of 3.6 million people, and mistreatment of Rohingya. The organization warned that economic cooperation should not come at the expense of accountability and highlighted Thailand's obligations as an ASEAN member and ICC signatory.