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Thailand is in the process of "Ease of Doing Business" reforms

 

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BANGKOK (NNT) - The government has made improving the business environment in Thailand a key policy by setting a goal to raise the ranking of the ease of doing business to be among the top 20 countries in the world. The public and private Sectors today organized a platform to achieve the goal.

 

The Office of the Public Sector Development Commission (OPDC), responsible for driving and monitoring the ease of doing business related reforms and strengthening the competitive environment, is hosting a briefing session on “Status and Progress of Thailand’s Ease of Doing Business Reforms.” Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam and Deputy Prime Minister Supattanapong Punmeechaow participated in the event.

 

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy Supattanapong Punmeechaow presided over the opening ceremony and gave the opening remarks.

 

He said Thailand is ready for Ease of Doing Business Reforms. Thai government has prepared infrastructure for the past 5 years, including the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), transportation and technology infrastructure. The government also works hard to prevent the spread of COVID-19, that affects all of the business sector. Now, Thailand is ranked 21st in the World Bank’s Global Ease of Doing Business Index.

 

Thailand is in the progress of responding to the World Bank’s advice and the “Ten for Ten” proposal by five ambassadors to Thailand.

 

Ten steps for Thailand to crack the Top Ten in the World Bank’s Global Ease of Doing Business Index are as follows: Simplify and Digitize Cross-Border Clearance, Simple and Smart Licensing, Increase Availability of E-Government, Simplify BOI Applications, Account-Based Customs Processing, Pivot to Digital Commerce, Simplify Access for Skilled Labor, Prioritize Transparency, Improve Bankruptcy Processes and Increase Digitization of Health Thai FDA Approvals.

 

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yes, like stopping people buying certain things online 

 

well done Thailand going backwards 

 

 

how many have been killed on the roads this year ??????

 

and which esteemed appointed minister is responsible - oh yes that's right - Mr Prawit 

 

in any other country he would have been sacked a long time ago for turning up

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Just think of the opportunities Thailand has lost over the last 20 years...........? with their stupid rules I know people who have tried and in the end just gave up and moved elsewhere, one of them moved to Malaysia 

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5 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:

Some days I think of liposuction as being the only answer to a lockdown expanding gut then up pops this story to get my sides stitched for free at the same time ????

Yes I got my morning dose of laughs too! 

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The government has to many master minds, what all the government people should do is get together and talk to each other, and tell each other what they have in mind, maybe that could cut down on clown making ideas

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Creating many more forms no doubt all asking for the same information......name, dob, address, passport number. Then they ask for 4 copies of each. Why don't they make one form that asks for all the information once and stick the information into a computer or better still type it directly into a computer.

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8 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

And how many members of the senate and the rest of the government have ever worked in a business?

In a way all of them.

 

Taking payments under table so that the businesses can operate... I guess you could call it corruption business.

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2 hours ago, Disillusioned farang said:

Not to mention the exchange rate Killing exports , Ridiculous work permit rules and general rubbish work ethic !!  

Not to mention poor English language skills and a crappy education system. 

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