PM Says US Companies Show Growing Confidence in Thailand; Government Accelerates Regulatory Reforms to Support Big Tech and Data Centers
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The Prime Minister revealed that private companies from the United States are showing increasing confidence in Thailand, particularly in investments related to large technology companies (Big Tech) and the construction of data centers, which are businesses that require substantial land and energy.
When reporters asked whether these companies had requested the Thai government to support any particular matters, the Prime Minister replied that some legal issues were no longer suitable for the current situation, and therefore he had asked the government to review and improve the relevant regulations.
As a result, the government has moved quickly to overhaul regulations related to digital investment, in order to make doing business in Thailand more convenient and in line with the needs of investors. However, the details of the regulations to be amended have not yet been disclosed at this time.
The revision of these regulations may affect operators and the public on a wide scale. Those interested can follow further news from the relevant government agencies.
Sources: Matichon Online
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