Politics
Thai Government Appoints Three New Political Officials
The Royal Gazette has announced the appointment of three new political officials to the Secretariat of the Prime Minister, effective as of July 27.
According to a report by Thai Post, the Royal Gazette has officially published two orders from the Prime Minister’s Office regarding new personnel appointments. The orders confirm the selection of three individuals—Napatcha Sinlaraya, Phitchayapha Ayuwattana, and Phubodin Pokpong—to serve as political officials within the Secretariat of the Prime Minister.
These appointments, which were signed by Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, officially took effect on July 27, 2026. Political officials in these roles typically assist in the administrative and policy-related functions of the Prime Minister’s office, acting as a bridge between the executive branch and various government departments.
For residents and expatriates in Thailand, these appointments represent routine administrative updates within the current government structure. While such changes are standard procedure in the Thai political landscape, they reflect the ongoing staffing adjustments within the executive branch. At this time, the specific portfolios or primary responsibilities assigned to these three individuals have not been detailed in the public record. Further information regarding their specific duties or any potential shifts in policy focus resulting from these appointments remains to be confirmed by official government channels.