labels: Dr. Ekniti Nitithanprapas
Dr. Ekniti chairs "Connect the Dots" meeting to combat illicit funding, discusses the case of Supaporn Pimphong.
Dr. Ekniti chaired a meeting of the Connect the Dot committee today to prepare for a data exchange initiative, linking data from four agencies: the Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Thailand, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Anti-Money Laundering Office, in order to enhance the fight against illicit capital.Dr. Ekniti launches official Facebook page to clarify economic policies; first post outlines roadmap for resolving chronic economic problems.
Dr. Ekniti launches a Facebook page to communicate his economic policies, outlining a roadmap to address chronic economic problems. He explains the concept of borrowing 2 billion baht to accelerate the transition to clean energy, and highlights 2569 as the year of investment.Dr. Ekniti opened the 29th anniversary celebration of the National Press Council, outlining strategies to revitalize the Thai economy.
Dr. Ekniti, Minister of Finance, unveiled the 5T strategy at the 29th anniversary of the National Press Council, pointing out that the Thai economy must urgently restructure to cope with the global crisis, volatile energy sectors, and the AI era.Ekniti pushes for "Thailand Fast Pass" to boost FDI to 1 trillion baht, compensating for shrinking budgets.
Ekniti announces the policy of driving investment in the year, highlighting "Thailand Fast Pass" to boost FDI to 1 trillion baht, along with raising funds outside the budget and from state enterprises to inject into the economy.Dr. Ekniti orders BOI to revise its Data Center strategy to address the problem of conflicts over water and electricity with the public.
Dr. Ekniti unveils national structural reform plan, addressing weaknesses and strengthening strengths, preparing to announce a Quick Big Win plan to elevate Thailand within 4 years.Dr. Ekniti is preparing for the first meeting of the Economic and Social Development Council (ESDC) on June 22nd to discuss economic restructuring.
Dr. Ekniti revealed that S&P maintained Thailand's rating at BBB+, with the competitiveness ranking improving by 4 positions, reflecting positive signs for the Thai economy. The first meeting of the Economic and Social Council (ESSC) is scheduled for June 22, 69.Dr. Ekniti indicates the war is nearing its end, but the world remains volatile and oil prices are high; therefore, the energy plan must continue.
Dr. Ekniti revealed that the Ministry of Finance is preparing to revise Thailand's GDP forecast. He pointed out that although there are signs of calming down in the Middle East, complacency is not advised, as global volatility remains high. He also announced that the energy transition plan will proceed under the emergency decree authorizing another 2 billion baht loan. The new criteria for the state welfare card program has not yet been submitted to the Cabinet on June 16th.Dr. Ekniti gives policy directives to the Revenue Department, supporting the use of tax measures to help SMEs access funding.
Dr. Ekniti delivered a policy directive to the Revenue Department, emphasizing Simplified Taxation by using digital technology to simplify tax matters and updating laws to align with global circumstances.Dr. Ekniti flies to France to discuss attracting investment in clean energy and AI with President Macron.
Dr. Ekniti is flying to France to meet with President Macron and representatives from 3-4 companies to discuss investments in clean energy, digital technology, and AI.Dr. Ekniti responds to private sector call to combat corruption and pushes forward 4 plans to overhaul Thailand's economic system.
Dr. Ekniti revealed that the private sector fears Thailand's complacency risks losing its competitiveness and falling behind its neighbors. He proposed four approaches to support mergers and acquisitions and combat corruption, aiming to restore Thailand's strengths in ASEAN.
