IMF – World Bank 2026
The Prime Minister is uniting all sectors in preparation for Thailand's hosting of the IMF-World Bank 2026.
The Prime Minister is uniting all sectors to prepare Thailand to host the IMF-World Bank 2026, likening it to the Olympics of global finance and fiscal policy. Over 15,000 participants from 189 countries are expected to attend.Dr. Ekniti discusses with the IMF the preparations for Thailand's hosting of the IMF-WB meeting this October.
Dr. Ekniti held bilateral discussions with the IMF, affirming Thailand's prudent macroeconomic policies and announcing plans to proceed with preparations for the major IMF-WB Annual Meetings 2026 in Bangkok.Dr. Ekniti met with the World Bank President to prepare for Thailand hosting the 2026 World Bank Summit.
Dr. Ekniti held bilateral discussions with the President of the World Bank in Washington, D.C., to promote the Low Carbon City project and the use of AI to improve quality of life. He also showcased Bangkok's readiness to host the IMF-World Bank 2026 conference.Counting down to the 2026 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings.
Thailand is counting down to hosting the 2026 IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings on the global economic stage.Queen Sirikit Convention Center welcomes IMF Managing Director in preparation for the 2026 IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meetings.
Mr. Panot Sirivattanabhakdi, along with the management team of the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, welcomed the IMF leaders for discussions on venue preparations.Mini Exhibition 2026 : IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meetings
Mini Exhibition: 2026 IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meetings, 1st Floor, Bank of Thailand Learning Center.The Ministry of Finance led an IMF delegation to visit Bang Lamphu Museum in preparation for the IMF-World Bank major summit in 2569.
Dr. Ekniti, Minister of Finance, led the IMF delegation on a tour of the beautiful Chao Phraya River and Bang Lamphu Museum, showcasing Thailand's readiness to host the IMF-World Bank 2026.Dr. Ekniti highlights three key elements: 'infrastructure, human resources, and reform' to drive sustainable growth in Asia.
Dr. Ekniti participated in the Asia in 2050 forum, highlighting three strategies: 'infrastructure, human capital, and reform,' and pledged to join forces with the IMF to drive the Asian economy towards sustainability.The Bank of Thailand is confident that Asia is highly resilient in coping with the shocks of global financial markets.
Dr. Piti Disyatat, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Thailand, participated in an IMF forum to discuss the future of Asia in 2050, revealing that emerging market countries are becoming stronger.The Prime Minister held discussions with the IMF, reiterating Thailand's readiness to host the IMF-World Bank 2026 meeting.
The Prime Minister held discussions with the IMF, confirming Thailand's readiness to host the IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meetings 2026 and its preparedness to handle economic volatility and global geopolitical crises.
