PM Unveils Ambitious 'IGNITE Agriculture Hub' Initiative

[webfact]

Picture courtesy: Thai Post

 

BANGKOK, May 31 (TNA) — Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, on Friday, outlined the vision and strategic guidelines to drive IGNITE THAILAND at the Santimaitri Building (Outer Wing), of the Government House.

 

The initiative, which seeks to ignite collective power and unite the nation’s efforts, aspires to elevate Thailand to the forefront of the global agriculture and food sectors.

 

Mr Srettha announced the vision of “IGNITE Agriculture 2025” to awaken the power of Thai farmers and stakeholders and cultivate world-class excellence.

 

He emphasized that agricultural policy is a significant priority for the government, as the agricultural sector is a crucial foundation for the country’s economic and social development.

 

Full story: TNA-MCOT 2024-06-01

 

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[edwinchester]

Unfortunate choice of 'Ignite' considering the rampant burning in Thai agriculture and the resulting disastrous air pollution.

[jollyhangmon]

... good idea, and now leave the weedbusiness alone  as well you clown, a rare success here and also fits the 'ignite' line just perfectly, 5555 ...

[Ben Zioner]

18 minutes ago, edwinchester said:

Unfortunate choice of 'Ignite' considering the rampant burning in Thai agriculture and the resulting disastrous air pollution.

Yep especially when it is IGNITE THAILAND, as in the OP headline. 

 

You write that on social media and get the Gestapo knocking on your door next day.

[dinsdale]

[CMHomeboy78]

[hotchilli]

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Mr Srettha announced the vision of “IGNITE Agriculture 2025” to awaken the power of Thai farmers

Centered around CM by any chance?

[john donson]

ignite, well burning season, they already have that...

[Andycoops]

Utter mumbo jumbo.

 

Rice production hasn't changed in decades unlike neighbouring countries who have invested in R and D.

 

Farmers are saddled with ridiculous debt, there is no profit in small rural rice production anymore because prices are so low.