Anutin Promotes Modern Work Concept, Instructs Permanent Secretary to Prioritize Speed and Accessibility
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul has delivered key policies to senior executives and the Permanent Secretary, emphasizing that civil servants must adapt to the digital age to enhance the efficiency of public services.
The core of this policy is a focus on speed and the reduction of complex procedures. Anutin compared the desired level of coordination to the agility of using 'Line groups' for communication, which would ensure that information and instructions are disseminated thoroughly and promptly without the need for unnecessary formalities or time-consuming paperwork.
Furthermore, Anutin emphasized that civil servants should become more closely acquainted with the problems faced by people in their local areas to ensure that issues can be resolved accurately and quickly. This shift in mindset is considered part of the Ministry of Interior's reform to keep pace with the rapidly changing circumstances of the present day.
This change in work style reflects the government's efforts to apply technology to create an organizational culture that prioritizes results and responsiveness to the needs of the people, which will ultimately benefit the long-term development of the country.