Thailand Elects Anutin Charnvirakul as Prime Minister, Focusing on Infrastructure and Regional Cooperation
Thailand has elected Anutin Charnvirakul as its 32nd Prime Minister, promising continuity in large-scale infrastructure projects. Meanwhile, Thai Ambassador Tanee Sangrat has underscored the importance of regional cooperation and global economic stability in Asia.
Ambassador Sangrat highlighted Asia's leading role in the global economy and its potential to provide balance and resilience. He mentioned China, Japan, and South Korea, emphasizing their responsibility in fostering regional cooperation. Thailand is prioritizing foreign investment in high-tech industries, aligning with Korea's industrial strengths. The country aims to negotiate bilateral free trade agreements with India, Australia, and the European Union to boost economic integration.
The HIT Forum, an initiative by Thailand, aims to serve as a hub for meaningful exchanges among Asian nations. Its goal is to build a stronger and more connected Asia, fostering dialogue and cooperation among its members.
With Anutin Charnvirakul as the new Prime Minister, Thailand reassures continuity in infrastructure projects. The Thai Ambassador's emphasis on regional cooperation and economic stability reflects the country's commitment to Asia's role in global economics. Thailand's pursuit of bilateral trade agreements and the establishment of the HIT Forum demonstrate its proactive approach to fostering regional integration and dialogue.
