Prime Minister confident Thailand is on the right track, preparing to join OECD within the set timeframe
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The Prime Minister and relevant ministers have revealed the latest progress regarding the application to become a member of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), stating that they have received positive signals from the OECD Secretary-General. This is considered a significant step in elevating Thailand's economic standards to be recognized internationally.
This discussion emphasized that the current policies and operations of the Thai government are on the right track. The OECD has expressed confidence in Thailand's potential to adapt to the organization's various standards within the established timeframe, which will help enhance Thailand's competitiveness in the global market.
Furthermore, both sides expressed their commitment to pushing forward the various processes to achieve concrete progress, with a mutual expectation to see clear results while both parties remain in their positions, ensuring that the accession to OECD membership proceeds smoothly and provides maximum benefit to the country.
Joining the OECD will not only help attract foreign investment but will also elevate the quality of life and the Thai economic system to be more transparent and sustainable. The Thai government is ready to cooperate with all sectors to achieve this important goal according to the original schedule.
Sources: thestandard.co
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