Bangkok: Yotsanan outlined the plan to drive the work of 5 Pheu Thai ministries, along with a willingness to cooperate with other ministries. He emphasized that politics is politics, but in times of crisis, everyone must work together.

According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, Yotsanu Wongsawat, stated that it is now clear that he oversees five ministries, along with other agencies aligned with their respective missions. He mentioned that prior to the meeting, there had been considerable discussion about inter-ministerial collaboration. Given the current challenges of the energy crisis and air pollution, they are exploring relevant and beneficial projects. These projects include those related to Thai-made fertilizers and biodiesel, as well as initiatives to support vulnerable groups and labor, which can be developed across ministries. Another example is the development of dust-free rooms in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, highlighting potential joint innovations. He confirmed that discussions have been held with all five ministries, and a report is expected at today's Cabinet meeting. Other ministries can also collaborate if ready. This work will ru n parallel to the regular measures assigned by the Prime Minister. He emphasized a commitment to cooperation, stating that political issues are separate from current ones, but in a crisis, everyone must work together.

When asked further whether other ministries would be collaborating with the five ministries under the Pheu Thai Party's control, Mr. Yotsanan replied, "Certainly, because today we will inform all ministries that we can work together, and there will be cross-ministerial collaboration."