Bangkok: The Minister of Energy has been pushing forward with green energy towards sustainability for the past four months. Energy Minister Atthapol Rerkpiboon outlined his four-month work policy to Parliament, stating his intention to proceed with projects in line with the Ministry of Finance’s “Quick Big Win” policy, advancing renewable
Bangkok: Many parties have come together under the “Thailand Must Survive, Save Thailand” campaign, urging people to navigate through the ongoing crisis. According to Thai News Agency, ThaiPublica, an online news agency, organized a seminar titled “Thailand Must Survive: Save Thailand Restore. Reframe. Rise” at Grand Center Point Lumpini. During
Bangkok: SCB EIC expects GDP growth to be less than 1% in the second half of 2025, even with the “Half and Half” scheme included. SCB EIC estimates GDP growth in 2025 at 1.8%, with growth in the second half of the year less than 1%, even with the “Half-Half”
Bangkok: The Department of Business Development (DBD) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Central Islamic Committee of Thailand and LINE MAN Wongnai to enhance Halal-certified restaurants on digital platforms. This initiative aims to open new markets for high-purchasing Muslim customers, both Thai and international, and establish a
Bangkok: NCL, alongside its subsidiary Golden Supply, has signed a contract with Navantia, a Spanish state-owned shipbuilding enterprise, to manage and support two Royal Thai Navy projects worth over 470 million baht, aiming to boost revenue growth in the third quarter of 2025. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phongthep
Bangkok: A food delivery platform is backing the government’s “Half-Half” scheme, which is seen as a potential boon for small businesses and the general public. The platform is preparing to roll out a campaign aimed at boosting economic activity. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Yod Chinsuphakul, CEO of LINE
Bangkok: Mr. Chanin Tonawanik, Group Chief Executive Officer and Acting Chairman of Dusit Thani Public Company Limited, issued a statement expressing his gratitude to minority shareholders for their support in protecting the company amid significant shareholder disputes. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chanin clarified that following the completion of
Bangkok: The Comptroller General’s Department has provided clarity on the medical treatment rights of civil servants, addressing recent questions about whether they are required to co-pay for treatments. According to Thai News Agency, the department clarified that civil servants are not required to co-pay each time they receive medical treatment.