The Finance Ministry will propose that cabinet ministers approve another Bt100b in projects under the “Thailand: Investing from Strength to Strength”investment programme later this month. The new projects would ensure at least Bt300b in funds under the public investment programme enter the economy in 2009 and 2010, said Sathit Limpongpan, the ministry’s permanent secretary. About Bt30b of these funds are expected to be disbursed by the end of this year. (Bangkok Post)
Finance Ministry proposes another Bt100b
the authorThaiVest Editorial Team
The Thaivest Editorial Team is a dedicated group of writers and editors with a passion for Thailand's vibrant economy, culture, and lifestyle. With diverse backgrounds in finance, economics, and journalism, we provide valuable insights into living well in Thailand, making money online, and practical tools for navigating its dynamic market. Our mission is to keep our readers informed about the latest developments, opportunities, and challenges in Thailand's economic and cultural landscape. Stay connected with Thaivest for reliable, well-rounded coverage of all things Thai.
All posts byThaiVest Editorial Team
Leave a reply
You Might Also Like
Choking on the Smog: The Devastating Effects of Air Pollution in Thailand
ThaiVest Editorial TeamApril 16, 2023
December - April is on of the best times to travel to Thailand. Very sadly, what is known as the...
The Demographic Advantage: Why Southeast Asia’s Economic Future Looks Promising
ThaiVest Editorial TeamApril 13, 2023
Southeast Asia's economic future looks promising, largely due to its demographic advantage. With a young and dynamic workforce, a burgeoning middle class, and rapid urbanization, the region is poised for sustained growth and development in the coming years. Discover how these factors contribute to Southeast Asia's bright economic prospects.
Thailand Retirement Ranking Improving
Joe MillerDecember 5, 2022
To see the Thailand Retirement Ranking improving delighted the Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said government spokesman Anucha Burapachaisri. In...