Bangkok: "Thailand Building Thailand" has spotlighted its three prime ministerial candidates, emphasizing their strong profiles, clean records, and proven track records as professional administrators. Chatchawal, a key figure in the party, expressed confidence in these candidates as the primary choice for helping Thai citizens alleviate fatigue and poverty.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chatchawan Patayathai, Secretary-General of the Thai Sang Thai Party, underscored the party's preparedness for the upcoming election. He highlighted the party's leader, Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, as a prime ministerial candidate with exceptional strengths. Known for her integrity and administrative skills, Khunying Sudarat has an impressive record, including the successful implementation of the "30 Baht Universal Healthcare" project and effective management of global health crises like SARS and avian influenza, earning her recognition from the World Health Organization.
The party also promotes Dr. Phokin Pholkul, a former Speaker of Parliament and Supreme Administrative Court judge, as a key candidate for addressing structural reforms that hinder economic growth. Dr. Phokin is renowned for his expertise in public law and his efforts in removing 1,000 obstructive laws for SMEs and small business owners, as well as advocating for a people's constitution that empowers citizens to hold corrupt officials accountable.
Lieutenant General Paradorn Pattanathabutr, or "General Maew," is highlighted for his expertise in national security and political strategy. As a former Secretary-General of the National Security Council, he is recognized for his role in fostering peace in the southern border provinces and his commitment to viewing security through a democratic lens.
Mr. Chatchawan emphasized that these candidates embody a rare blend of experience, success, and integrity. The Thai Sang Thai Party is committed to "building Thailand" with leaders who have no history of corruption and are dedicated to implementing public policies like the 3,000 baht public pension and welfare state reforms to enhance the quality of life for all Thais.