Minister of Tourism and Sports confirms no reduction in the number of Thai athletes for the Asian Games in Japan
Mr. Surasak Phancharoenworakul, Minister of Tourism and Sports, revealed the readiness of the Thai athletic contingent for the upcoming Asian Games to be held in Japan, confirming that there will be no reduction in the number of Thai athletes participating in this competition to ensure they have the opportunity to showcase their full potential.
The Minister emphasized the policy of supporting Thai athletes at all levels, viewing the participation of athletes in international competitions as crucial for developing skills and experience, which in turn builds a reputation for Thailand on the global stage.
In addition to the developments regarding the Asian Games, the Ministry is also accelerating plans for the training camps of young Thai athletes to prepare for the Youth Olympic Games to be held in Senegal, focusing on laying a foundation and developing the potential of the new generation of athletes to be as prepared as possible.
These operations are part of the national sports strategic plan to continuously elevate the standards of Thai sports, both at the regional and global levels, with the government ready to provide full support in terms of budget and necessary resources.
In summary, the commitment of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports in this matter reflects the intention to push the Thai sports industry to grow, both by maintaining the existing athlete base and creating new athletes to prepare for important tournaments in the future.