Thai Prime Minister to woo global giants at World Economic Forum

[webfact]

Thailand Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin is set to meet with several leading global private companies, confident that these interactions will attract further trade and investment from abroad. These meetings will take place during the World Economic Forum (WEF) of 2024 and are expected to significantly benefit the Thai economy.

 

Chai Watcharong, Prime Minister Office spokesperson, revealed that during the WEF Finance Minister Srettha, will have discussions with executives of major global corporations. The 61 year old Thai PM will present Thailand’s potential on the global stage, ensuring substantial benefits are brought back to the country.

 

The good news is that the government’s clear policy on illegal rubber has seriously increased the price of rubber, breaking through 60 baht per kilogramme. These discussions are expected to result in increased trade and investment, benefiting the Thai economy.

 

The major private companies that will meet with the prime minister include DKSH, a market expansion service provider. DKSH Thailand is one of the largest organizations in the country in terms of sales and is the largest operating country in the DKSH group.

 

by Nattapong Westwood

PHOTO: via CNN

 

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[Pouatchee]

and how will he do that?

i forgot... chinese and russian companies...

Edited January 15 by Pouatchee

[Flying Saucage]

Scary! What can the kingdom and it's people expect from this enthusiastic proponent of the digital wallet, when he visits this controversial globalist summit?

 

Keep in mind what Klaus Schwab, founder of the WEF, so proudly said some time ago, regarding those of his "WEF Young Global Leaders" who are now prime ministers of so many of the so called Western democracies: "We penetrate the cabinets".

[John Drake]

Why would major companies committed to clean air standards want to come to Thailand? Would be nice if some grinning idiot somewhere, sometime would do something to stop the burning and turning the air poisonous.

[MonteD]

WEF (oxygen thieves) that want to take everything away, we will own nothing and be happy. I hope Thailand navigates this precariously.

[honcho]

sinister control freaks... the world needs to ignore these maniacs. 

[Danderman123]

i don't understand what you people are talking about.

[Dodgy Member]

14 hours ago, John Drake said:

Why would major companies committed to clean air standards want to come to Thailand? Would be nice if some grinning idiot somewhere, sometime would do something to stop the burning and turning the air poisonous.

There's stupid and beyond stupid.

Most are cut from the same cloth and others are bespoke. 

[mikebell]

22 hours ago, webfact said:

Thailand Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin

To wit to who?

[bamnutsak]

He's got a bridge for sale.

[kinyara]

Be interested to see how much additional inward investment actually materialises during his term from these international trips and summits that seem to be the major focus of his efforts. 

[Pouatchee]

10 hours ago, MonteD said:

WEF (oxygen thieves) that want to take everything away, we will own nothing and be happy. I hope Thailand navigates this precariously.

 

they have my blessing to make you disappear 

[huangnon]

Srettha gets to rub shoulders with the Davos mob. If he wasn't installed by these billionaire creeps in the first place.

 

 

[MonteD]

On 1/15/2024 at 8:01 PM, Pouatchee said:

 

they have my blessing to make you disappear 

 

You really live in a dark world. 

[greeneking]

'Thai Prime Minister to woo global giants'

Or he could try to 'lure' them.....

[retarius]

Who would enjoy being wooed by this fellow? No me, that's for sure.

[retarius]

On 1/15/2024 at 2:00 PM, Flying Saucage said:

Scary! What can the kingdom and it's people expect from this enthusiastic proponent of the digital wallet, when he visits this controversial globalist summit?

 

Keep in mind what Klaus Schwab, founder of the WEF, so proudly said some time ago, regarding those of his "WEF Young Global Leaders" who are now prime ministers of so many of the so called Western democracies: "We penetrate the cabinets".

My wife tells me he has a financial interest in a company that negotiates the discounts for users of the digital wallets. I don't know how she knows, it probably insult true, but sounds plausible. I mean why force people to use digital wallets when you could give them cash or mail a check.....much easier and simpler. What about all the rural elderly people who don't know how to use a computer?