Bangkok:Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is set to engage with the public this Saturday in the program "Talking with the Cabinet Anutin." The session, scheduled for October 31, 2026, at 905 AM, will see the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior respond to a range of questions that cover critical areas such as solar power initiatives, tax policies, and international investment strategies.
According to Thai News Agency, this week's program will highlight the government's energy transition policies, including a community solar power project aimed at easing household electricity expenses. The Prime Minister will also address allegations of preferential treatment for large corporations and the selection process for contractors. Additionally, discussions will include tax reductions on E20 and B20 fuels, aimed at countering rising living costs and agricultural expenses.
The Prime Minister will further elaborate on strategies to bolster the Thai economy by attracting foreign investment and high-tech industries. This involves identifying Thailand's competitive advantages and addressing regulatory challenges to foster new investments, which are expected to enhance supply chains and job opportunities for Thai citizens.
Key topics also include agricultural and food security policies intended to position Thailand as a leader in food production amidst global uncertainties. Discussions will touch on crop pricing, farmer incomes, and the Thai-Cambodian border situation, along with the rationale behind current border management strategies.
In the political arena, Mr. Anutin will discuss the upcoming no-confidence debate, accusations of government avoidance of parliamentary proceedings, and relations between coalition and opposition parties. He will also express his views on fake news, government oversight, the Cabinet's mobile meetings, and the World Horticultural Expo in Udon Thani, which ties into the national agricultural strategy.