Board Chairman of the Board of Investment of Thailand' announced readiness to move forward with 'NOW THAILAND: The Golden Era', highlighting golden opportunities for investment in Thailand, supporting entrepreneurs to create sustainability, requesting the new Prime Minister to promote investment promotion as an urgent agenda. 'Weerit' emphasized that the new generation of the Board of Investment has set 3 strategies to aggressively penetrate the market, connecting investors around the world to access golden opportunities for investment in Thailand. Mr. Yuthasak Supasorn, Chairman of the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT), presided over the opening of the 'NOW THAILAND: The Golden Era' campaign, announcing his commitment to rehabilitate and accelerate investment in Thailand, especially in industrial estates. He stated that Thailand is ready, 'We are Ready', to welcome investors from around the world. The 'NOW THAILAND: The Golden Era' campaign is a signal to investors around the world that this i s a golden opportunity for investment. There is no better time than now to invest in Thailand, as the government has a clear policy to enhance the country's competitiveness. In this regard, it is believed that the change of government will not affect foreign investors in investing in Thailand because it is believed that every government sees the importance of promoting investment. It also asks the new Prime Minister to set an urgent policy on promoting investment to make the Thai economy grow sustainably. Competitiveness: Increase Thailand's competitiveness by focusing on investment in target industries (S-Curve and New S-Curve) including smart electronics, modern automotive, integrated medicine, digital, robotics, processed food, aviation and logistics, and clean energy to create a "New Engine of Growth" to drive the Thai economy in the future. Sustainability: Promote environmental, social and governance (ESG)-friendly investments, balancing economic development and environmental conservation for sustaina ble growth. 'IEAT is ready to be a strong partner to the success of investors with a total industrial estate area of 190,212 rai. Currently, there is still an area left for sale or rent to support investment of approximately 20,341 rai. There is a complete public utility system and world-class safety standards. IEAT is ready to support investors in every step, from providing advice, facilitating, to building confidence in investment to lead businesses to sustainable success. With a forward-looking vision and sharp strategies, IEAT will be a bridge connecting investors around the world to golden opportunities in Thailand, leading the country into a golden age of investment and creating sustainable wealth for all sectors. The event also featured a panel discussion on 'Keys to Investment Success in Thailand', attended by executives from Delta Electronics (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Murata Electronics (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Triumph Motorcycles (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Great Wall Motor Manufacturing (Thailand) Co., Ltd., and PTT Global Chemical Public Company Limited. Mr. Chanyan Chantawasu, Senior Executive Vice President, Corporate Sustainability, PTT Global Chemical Public Company Limited, said that the factors that led PTT Group companies to achieve success in their investments were research and development to produce products that meet consumer needs at reasonable prices and generate appropriate returns on investment. In addition, having partners who support each other is also important, such as the IEAT supporting the location of establishments in various industrial estates. Taking all sectors into account is considered good business, which is one thing that makes investment successful. Source: Thai News Agency
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