Thailand submits to OECD, setting the goal of becoming a developed economy in 2580.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Submitting a letter of intent to become a member of the OECD and meeting with the OECD Secretary-General, emphasizing Thailand's eagerness to become a member to support Thailand's goal of becoming a developed economy by 2580.
On April 16, 2567 Mr. Panpree Phitthanukorn, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Met and discussed with Mr. Matias Korman, Secretary-General of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development: OECD) To submit a letter of intent to become a member and reiterate Thailand's readiness to become a member which will support the development of the Thai economy and society.
Mr. Panpree posted inPlatform By stating that Arrive in Paris To confirm our intention and show our potential to become OECD members with Mr. Mathias Cormann, Secretary-General of the OECD, although the road to membership is still long. But the benefits that await both sides are many. Thailand is the only country in the Indo-Pacific region that has a Country Program with the OECD and has continuously supported OECD missions in Southeast Asia. We're on the right track.
He also participated in a special meeting with the OECD Council, emphasizing Thailand's eagerness to become a member of the OECD, which will help support Thailand's goal of becoming a developed economy by 2580. Meanwhile It will help emphasize that the OECD is truly a global policy forum that covers all regions and is forward-looking. Focus on tangible economic benefits This is in line with the Thai government's proactive economic policy that emphasizes preparation for the future.
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