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Thailand's government has unveiled a comprehensive structural reform programme designed to elevate long-term economic growth to 3 per cent annually by 2030, up from the current 2.7 per cent trajectory, with plans to achieve high-income nation status within a dozen years.
Thailand's Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has assumed direct control of the Eastern Economic Corridor from Deputy PM Phiphat, signalling a strategic pivot toward food security and data centre development as new investment drivers.
Thailand's government has expressed optimism about reports of a US-Iran ceasefire agreement, believing it could stabilise energy markets and support stronger economic growth across Southeast Asia and beyond.