BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul met with senior government officials advising them that the administration’s future depends on each person’s performance and urging every agency to deliver tangible results for the public. Speaking at a meeting with permanent secretaries, agency chiefs, and military commanders, Anutin said Thailand must better present its economic potential internationally by improving infrastructure and public services to attract investment. He instructed all units involved in negotiations to prepare accurate, up-to-date information and stressed that civil servants must remain ready to serve the public at all times.
The premier called for wider use of Thai-made products by government agencies, following a report that the Thailand Defense Industry Exhibition 2026 attracted over 4,000 visitors, secured more than 53 business partnerships, and generated at least 500 million baht in economic value. Other matters discussed included Royal Thai Police talks with the FBI on combating scam networks, drug trafficking, and human trafficking, along with the launch of a mobile app for police services. The Energy Ministry urged all units to reduce consumption through remote work and limiting unnecessary travel.
Anutin instructed related government branches to monitor developments in the Middle East, maintain adequate fuel supplies, and clearly explain any price changes to the public. He also ordered preparations for possible flooding and approved central funding to repair infrastructure in five southern provinces. (NNT)
