Prime Minister visits Australia and New Zealand, aiming to strengthen relations and expand Thailand's economic opportunities
The Prime Minister has paid official visits to Australia and New Zealand to strengthen international relations and discuss economic cooperation. The first day of the visit received a positive response from the Australian private sector, which expressed confidence in Thailand's potential and readiness to collaborate in the future.
During these discussions, the Thai government plans to lift restrictions on the export of aviation fuel (Jet Fuel) to increase trade opportunities and promote the energy business between the two countries. Furthermore, negotiations are underway to pave the way for skilled Thai workers to work legally in Australia, which will help improve the quality of life for Thai workers and generate income for the country.
The Government Spokesperson revealed that this visit marks a significant step in building sustainable cooperation, focusing on economic development and the exchange of highly skilled human resources, which will benefit Thailand's long-term growth.
The Thai government is confident that cooperation with both countries will help open doors to new opportunities in both investment and employment. Implementing the planned roadmap will enable Thailand to compete more effectively in the global market and build confidence among foreign investors interested in doing business in Thailand.