Prime Minister visits Australia to strengthen relations and attract technology investment
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has arrived in Australia for an official visit to promote economic cooperation between the two nations. On the first day of his visit, the Prime Minister expressed satisfaction with the results of discussions with the Australian private sector, which has shown great confidence in Thailand's potential.
During this visit, the Prime Minister met with senior executives from Canva, a global technology company, to discuss opportunities for expanding digital cooperation and developing the skills of the Thai workforce to keep pace with modern technology. There were also discussions on ways to promote investment in target industries in which Australia possesses expertise.
Beyond technology-related issues, the Thai government is focused on pushing for the export of jet fuel to Australia, as well as opening opportunities for skilled Thai workers to work in Australia more easily, which is considered a significant step in elevating labor and economic cooperation between the two countries.
The Prime Minister also delivered a keynote address at the 'Thailand-Australia Investment' event to share his vision and invite Australian investors to invest in Thailand, emphasizing government support policies that will facilitate foreign investors.
This visit to Australia marks a positive start in building confidence among foreign investors and opens the door to new economic opportunities, which will benefit Thailand's growth in the future.