Prime Minister opens NESDC annual meeting, advancing the “14th National Development Plan” to unlock national constraints
On September 30, 2026, the Prime Minister presided over the opening ceremony of the annual meeting of the Office of the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) at the IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Center, Muang Thong Thani. The event was attended by participants from various sectors to discuss the future direction of Thailand's economic development.
The core focus of this meeting was to emphasize the importance of the “14th National Economic and Social Development Plan,” which the government aims to use as a key instrument for driving the country forward. The Prime Minister stated that this plan has been designed to address problems and unlock various constraints that have previously hindered Thailand’s growth.
Implementation of the 14th Plan will focus on improving regulations and infrastructure to ensure that the business sector can operate more conveniently and efficiently. It also includes preparing the country to keep pace with global changes, both in terms of technology and the digital economy, to build international competitiveness.
The government is confident that driving progress according to this plan will help Thailand overcome the middle-income trap and create sustainable long-term growth. Close cooperation between public and private sector agencies will be coordinated to ensure that reforms in various areas yield concrete results for all groups of citizens.
This meeting marks a significant step in determining the country's direction for the coming years. The government has affirmed that it will accelerate the implementation of policies under the 14th Plan to achieve practical results, thereby improving the quality of life for Thai people and ensuring sustainable economic stability for the nation.