Tag: JETRO
Thailand business outlook promising in first half of 2012: JCCB survey
BANGKOK, Feb 29 - A Japanese conducted survey of sentiments regarding Japanese joint ventures in Thailand sees an improving business outlook in the...
Labor Ministry to hold special event to solve labor shortage in...
BANGKOK, 24 February 2012 - The Labor Ministry is scheduled to host a special event to help solve the problem of labor shortage in...
Japanese companies not shifting production bases elsewhere: JETRO
BANGKOK, Dec 14 - The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) affirmed 100 per cent of Japanese private companies in Thailand will continue to use...
Ongoing flood has caused economic losses of over Bt400bln so far:...
BANGKOK, Oct 23 – Initial damages from the flood crisis on the Thai economy are likely to exceed 400 billion baht, excluding successive impacts...
Japanese investors won’t relocate production bases
BANGKOK, Oct 14 – Beleaguered Japanese investors have asserted that they will not shift their production bases from Thailand to other countries despite the...
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Pattaya community demands apology over ‘mafia city’ claims
PATTAYA, Thailand – Residents, business operators and local leaders in Pattaya have come together to stage a “SAVE PATTAYA” campaign at Bali Hai Pier...
Foam waste flood destroys housing estate wall in Bo Win, Sri Racha
SRI RACHA, Thailand – Heavy rainfall in Bo Win, Sri Racha district, Chonburi province, triggered flooding that carried large amounts of foam waste into...
FastPass aims to ease persistent bottlenecks for investors in Thailand
PATTAYA, Thailand – Eight government agencies have united under the newly launched Thailand FastPass initiative, forming a coordinated framework to reduce regulatory bottlenecks and...
Thailand weighs one-year work permit extension amid workforce pressure
PATTAYA, Thailand – Thailand’s Ministry of Labor is preparing to propose a one-year extension of work permits for migrant workers from Laos, Myanmar, and...
2,000-year-old Brahmi gold ring find supports Phetchaburi UNESCO bid
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand is moving to elevate Phra Nakhon Khiri in Phetchaburi to UNESCO World Heritage status, supported by significant archaeological discoveries at...