Bangkok: The private sector is urging the government to expedite measures to stimulate spending, particularly on automobiles, following a sharp drop in sales. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Industry is preparing to organize the “Shop and Enjoy, Walk and Check in Lampang” Industry Fair 2025, scheduled for October 2-6, 2025. According
Lampang: The Ministry of Industry, in collaboration with the private sector, has announced plans for the highly anticipated Industry Fair 2025, themed “Shop and Enjoy, Walk and Check in Lampang,” scheduled from October 2-6, 2025, at the Northern Industrial Exhibition and Convention Center. The event promises to offer quality products
Bangkok: The Stock Exchange of Thailand closed today at 1,282.54 points, experiencing a decline of 10.18 points, which represents a decrease of 0.79%. The trading value for the day was recorded at 31,595.35 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, today’s stock trading activity was largely characterized by a downward
Bangkok: The Department of Internal Trade, in collaboration with Gourmet Market, has launched the “DIT X Gourmet Market Farmers Grow Together” event, aimed at encouraging the purchase of quality products to support Thai farmers and address issues of oversupply. This event will run until September 29 at the Paragon Department
Bangkok: The Director-General of the Department of Internal Trade has advised farmers not to rush the harvest of animal feed corn to prevent losses from rain and flooding, emphasizing the security provided by a guaranteed price throughout the production season. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Witthayakorn Maneenet, Director-General of
Bo kaeo: The Kaeo Lua Chu Ni Community Enterprise in Bo Kaeo Subdistrict, Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province, has been recognized with the 15th Thailand Tourism Awards 2025. The community was honored in the category of Sustainable Tourism Support and Promotion Organization, Civil Society and Public Benefit Organization, as well
Bangkok: Wan Nor expects the government to announce its policy on October 1-2, but this could change depending on the government’s readiness. He pointed out that the statement must be sent to parliamentarians three days in advance. According to Thai News Agency, Parliament Speaker Wan Muhammad Noor Matha stated that
Bangkok: “Wan Nor” holds on to his position, saying the Speaker of the House of Representatives can still perform his duties according to the Constitution. Wan Nor firmly holds onto the Speaker’s seat, pointing out that even with a change in government, he can still perform his duties in accordance