Thai Prime Minister arrives in New York, prepares to attend UNGA81 and attract foreign investors
The Prime Minister of Thailand has arrived in New York, United States, to attend the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA81). This is one of the world's most significant international forums, where leaders from many countries gather to discuss critical issues affecting the global community.
In addition to attending the assembly, the Prime Minister is scheduled to host a 'Thailand Roadshow' to showcase the country's potential and business opportunities. The primary goal is to attract more foreign investors to Thailand, which is considered a key strategy for stimulating the nation's sustainable economic growth.
During this trip, the Prime Minister posted a message on social media accompanied by a world-famous song to convey the sentiment that 'if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere in the world.' This reflects a determination to lead Thailand toward success on the international stage and to build confidence among global investors who are seeking new opportunities in Southeast Asia.
Participating in this assembly is an excellent opportunity for Thailand to demonstrate its role on the global stage and exchange views with leaders from various countries on issues that Thailand prioritizes, such as economic development, sustainability solutions, and international cooperation, all of which will benefit the country's long-term development.