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Thailand Launches 12-Year Drive to Become a High-Income Economy

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The Thai government has set a goal of achieving high-income country status within the next 12 years through a strategy developed with the private sector. An interim objective is to place Thailand among the world’s 20 most competitive economies by 2030 while lifting potential economic growth above 3%. The plan prioritises agriculture and food, future transportation, artificial intelligence, digital electronics, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, trade and the creative economy. A programme called Reinvent Thailand will focus on investment, services, workforce development and improving the efficiency of government agencies. Officials also want investment to rise from about 22% of gross domestic product to nearly 30% to provide a stronger engine for long-term growth.

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The plan prioritises agriculture and food, future transportation, artificial intelligence, digital electronics, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, trade and the creative economy. A programme called Reinvent Thailand will focus on investment, services, workforce development and improving the efficiency of government agencies.

Baby steps.

Let's see if you can manage to operate a sidewalk first, m'kay?

Dreams and pie in the sky Nothing here is going to advance Thailand one cm.

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