Bangkok (VNA) – Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul convened a high-level policy meeting at the Bhumjaithai Party headquarters on September 13, joined by several incoming economic ministers as the new administration prepares to present its 120-day agenda to the parliament.
Confirmed initiatives include the revival of the popular "Half-Half" co-payment scheme. Other proposals under discussion - though not yet finalised - include the "We Travel Together" tourism stimulus programme, decentralisation efforts and disaster mitigation strategies.
After the meeting, Anutin said it focused on national policies, particularly the economy and the Thai-Cambodian border conflict.
He said a framework would be prepared in advance to ensure swift policy implementation once the new government takes office. The goal, he emphasised, is to turn the policy into immediate action without delay.
Regarding the cabinet lineup, he said the vetting process is currently underway, with several nominees already approved.
The procedure has taken some time due to the need for background checks, including verification with courts across the country to ensure candidates are free from any legal proceedings.
The final list is expected to be submitted for royal endorsement within the coming week, the source said./.
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