labels: Anutin Charnvirakul
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is leading a delegation on an official visit to Australia for comprehensive discussions aimed at benefiting the Thai people.
The Prime Minister and his delegation will depart for Australia from August 17–20, before traveling on to New Zealand from August 20–22 for discussions with the Australian leader.The Prime Minister will visit Australia and New Zealand from August 17-22 to open markets, attract investment, and elevate strategic partnerships.
The Prime Minister is preparing to visit Australia for the first time in 14 years and New Zealand for the first time in 13 years, focusing on opening markets for Thai products, attracting investment and technology, and upgrading strategic partnerships.The Prime Minister opened a workshop on local security, emphasizing that district chiefs and police superintendents must work as a team.
The Prime Minister opened a workshop on regional security, emphasizing the need for district chiefs and police superintendents to work as a team. He also announced plans to proceed with the 90-day anti-drug operation and expedite the drafting of a new firearms law.The Prime Minister has ordered a complete control over the firearms system, suspending the issuance of firearms licenses (P.3) and welfare firearms, and urged the amendment of the law within 60 days.
The Prime Minister has ordered a complete control over the firearms system, suspending gun permits (P.3) and welfare gun licenses, intensifying checks on the trade of firearms and ammunition, and closing loopholes for illegal firearms. He urges amendments to the law to be completed within 60 days.Thailand and Norway are accelerating efforts to finalize the Thailand-EFTA FTA to support Norway's entry into the OECD by 2571.
The Prime Minister held discussions with the Norwegian ambassador to further develop trade and investment, clean energy, and technology, and to push for the swift implementation of the Thailand-EFTA FTA. Norway affirmed its support for Thailand's pursuit of OECD membership.The Prime Minister kicked off the "Thai Helps Thai: Capital Increase, Half-Interest Rate" program, injecting 4.4 billion baht into communities nationwide.
The Prime Minister launched the "Thai Helps Thai: Capital Increase, Half-Interest Rate" project, allocating over 4,452 million baht through 79,610 Village and Community Funds nationwide.The Prime Minister has ordered an investigation into the leak of personal data, formed a committee to find the source, and is expediting the inspection of the systems of 300 government departments within 30 days.
The Prime Minister has ordered an investigation into the leak of personal data and has appointed a committee to find the source. Meanwhile, the National Information Security Council (NISC) is accelerating the evaluation of government information systems across more than 300 departments within 30 days.The Thai Prime Minister welcomed the President of Myanmar on his official visit to Thailand, aiming to boost trade, energy, and border security.
The Thai Prime Minister welcomed Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing on an official visit to Thailand, focusing on trade, energy, and border security, ahead of a full plenary meeting between the two sides.The Prime Minister dispelled rumors of government instability, emphasizing the unity of the Cabinet.
The Prime Minister affirmed that he is not concerned about rumors of a power shift or concerns about government stability, emphasizing that it is a government of the people and urging all ministers to continue performing their duties to the best of their ability.The Prime Minister concluded his visit to Indonesia, highlighting four key outcomes to boost trade to $2.3 billion.
The Prime Minister concluded his visit to Indonesia, highlighting four key outcomes and setting a target to increase Thai-Indonesian trade to US$23 billion in the near future.
