Bangkok: The Rak Chart Party has unveiled its nine new party-list candidates, emphasizing a generational blend of experience and innovative action. These candidates, all holding degrees from prestigious international universities, represent the party’s commitment to integrating seasoned wisdom with youthful energy under its “Love of Nation is Not Just Words” slogan.

According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jetsada Tonawanik, the Rak Chart Party’s prime ministerial candidate, joined forces with Mr. Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn, the party leader and also a prime ministerial candidate, to present a team of new-generation candidates. This cohort aims to drive change through the party-list proportional representation system by combining strategic leadership with a fresh approach to governance.

Mr. Ekpittaya Eiamkong-ek, head of the economic team and second on the party’s list, highlighted the party’s aspiration to involve knowledgeable and principled individuals in politics to ensure national prosperity. He urged that patriotism be reflected through actions, not just rhetoric, as a means to overcome political conflicts.

The new team includes Mr. Chanin Pinthong, the party director and third on the list, who focuses on addressing the societal normalization of irregularities and corruption. Mr. Chaiporn Jirawinichanan, the party’s spokesperson and fourth candidate, advocates for a collaborative model involving both the young and experienced to tackle structural issues.

Other notable candidates include Mr. Nattakorn Taweeraksak, who prioritizes economic policies that blend vision with experience, and Mr. Thasanai Thongmee, representing small business owners and aiming to rectify economic disparities through legislative action. Mr. Thars Pojanaprachan and Mr. Rattapoom Wallikul, both deputy leaders, emphasize the need for political engagement to prevent national stagnation and combat corruption.

The Rak Chart Party’s youthful team is poised to utilize their diverse expertise in economics, political science, and business to foster significant national progress and break away from outdated practices.