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The selection of Thailand’s prime minister will be key to the performance of the Thai economy, whether it will continue to improve and prosper or go in the opposite direction, said Associate Professor Dr. Thanawat Pholvichai, rector of the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce and advisory chair of the Economic and Business forecast centre, today (Thursday).

 

Parliament is currently in session to select Thailand’s next prime minister, with Move Forward party leader Pita Limjaroenrat as the sole candidate.

 

He said that businessmen, both Thai and foreign, and the public are closely monitoring the selection process, with serious concerns about if or when a prime minister will be selected.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/selection-of-thai-pm-is-a-key-to-the-health-of-the-thai-economy/

 

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6 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

Suggest the bloke that won it back in May but it looks to radical for the stone age grey old men ????

there was no guy on the ballot....you vote for parties....

I suggest the man in Dubai takes over, because from all the corrupt clowns at least he is not stupid

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11 minutes ago, h90 said:

yes as long we have no government the economic will do well.....

Prayuth destroyed it with his Covid lockdowns

Pita has already plans how to further damage it.

 

Best government is no government

Personally, don't think there would be much difference - regardless of government or invented political ideologies. 

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14 minutes ago, zzaa09 said:

Personally, don't think there would be much difference - regardless of government or invented political ideologies. 

Pita promised lot of things that would be very harmful....but on the other hand Prayuth steered everything in the wrong direction as well.....so as you say regardless of government....

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3 hours ago, tomazbodner said:

Given the figures now (about 10 senators voted for Pita only) I think he stands no chance of getting elected today.

324 for

182 against

 

Therefore the against win.

That's Thai democracy for you...

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3 hours ago, h90 said:

yes as long we have no government the economic will do well.....

Prayuth destroyed it with his Covid lockdowns

Pita has already plans how to further damage it.

 

Best government is no government

Absolutely true. And the prove was in Belgium were there was for about 580 days a formation period. In that period the country did financially better then all the other European countries.  

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12 hours ago, peter zwart said:

Absolutely true. And the prove was in Belgium were there was for about 580 days a formation period. In that period the country did financially better then all the other European countries.  

Thailand isn't in Europe, Thailand isn't a European democracy and PM Prayut once admitted it took his junta government four years to RESTORE (not advance) the economy to what it was before the military coup.

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25 minutes ago, Srikcir said:

Thailand isn't in Europe, Thailand isn't a European democracy and PM Prayut once admitted it took his junta government four years to RESTORE (not advance) the economy to what it was before the military coup.

And you believe him?

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