Deputy PM Supajee Launches Four Economic Working Groups

According to a report by Prachachat Business, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce Supajee Suthumpun has initiated the formation of four dedicated working groups to streamline the national economic board. These groups are tasked with driving growth in four key sectors: creative economy, agriculture, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and exports.

Under the leadership of Weerasak and Kobsak, these teams are mandated to identify and remove regulatory bottlenecks that currently hinder business operations. The primary objective is to stimulate community-level economic activity by introducing new operational frameworks. The government expects these structural adjustments to begin yielding measurable results within a timeframe of 6 to 12 months.

For residents and travelers, this initiative may signal upcoming shifts in the local business environment, potentially leading to more streamlined services or new opportunities within the creative and agricultural sectors. However, the specific regulatory changes remain to be detailed. As the project is in its early stages, the public is waiting for further announcements regarding the exact policy adjustments and how they will be implemented across different provinces. Observers will be monitoring the progress of these working groups over the coming year to see if the promised economic momentum materializes as planned.