Bangkok: The NBTC Chairman spearheads an initiative to modernize Thai telecommunications by integrating AI systems, enhancing opportunities for mobile operators, and transforming various economic sectors. Confident in Thailand’s leadership in AI, the initiative aims to attract large companies and establish a network infrastructure surpassing 5G, promoting fair competition and consumer safety. According to Thai News Agency, Clinical Professor Dr. Saran

Bangkok: Thai Oil has accelerated efforts to resolve issues surrounding its Clean Fuel Project (CFP), with expectations for clarity by early 2025, despite acknowledging a postponement in operations. The company has intensified negotiations with its main contractor, UJV, to address these challenges and has announced four strategic initiatives aimed at fostering sustainable growth by 2025. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Tobacco farmers and traders are urging the government to address the issue of illegal cigarettes and e-cigarettes before considering any increase in taxes. The Tobacco Wholesalers Association and the Thai Tobacco Curers, Cultivators and Traders Association have expressed concerns over the government’s plans to adjust the tobacco excise tax structure and implement new regulations on tobacco product components. According

Bangkok: The Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) has launched the New Gen Smart with Start campaign, aimed at strengthening the financial resilience of young farmers who are customers of BAAC. This initiative targets those participating in the New Gen and Young Smart Farmer loan project, offering a significant incentive for those approved for a credit line. Eligible participants

Bangkok: The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is facing challenges in progressing the case against The Icon Group Company as key figures remain uncooperative. During a recent interrogation at the Bangkok Special Prison, a group of eleven male bosses refused to provide statements or acknowledge investigation details, further complicating efforts to unravel the intricate financial dealings of the group. According

Bangkok: Mr. Pantep Puaphongphan, a prominent media figure and Dean of the College of Oriental Medicine at Rangsit University, has brought to light significant irregularities in the case involving Lawyer Tum. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pantep has highlighted potential submission of false evidence by Lawyer Tum to investigators, particularly concerning a contract related to a 71 million baht

Bangkok: Deputy Commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, Pol. Lt. Gen. Suwat Saengnum, has announced that no wrongdoing has been found in relation to Ms. Oi’s inheritance. The investigation, which has been ongoing, has yet to find anyone guilty. Further proceedings are being expedited as the Central Investigation Bureau focuses on unresolved issues. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt.

Bangkok: The Deputy Commander of the Central Investigation Bureau has revealed significant progress in the investigation concerning ‘Madam Oi’. The inquiry, which has been underway for an extensive 12-hour period, aims to consolidate the details of the case, with plans to summon additional witnesses for further questioning. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Suwat Saengnum, the deputy commissioner