What's OECD? Homework for government – survey shows
As Thailand is lobbying for international support to join the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), almost half of the people in the country still have no idea what it is, a poll released on Friday showed.
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No easy way out of three-airport rail deal, says Anutin
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul says he expects there will be no easy road for a CP Group-led consortium to exit the dormant three-airport rail project by terminating the deal.
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Klongthom Center fire under control, building partly collapsed
The well-known Klongthom Center of tools, electronic devices, car audio systems and accessories, toys, models and home appliances started to collapse after hours of burning on Friday night. Fire was put under control afterwards.
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Amendment to clarify government procurement rules
The Comptroller-General's Department is amending the Public Procurement and Supplies Administration Act to improve the quality of government-funded projects.
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PM mulls more arms for navy
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul inspected the Royal Thai Navy's combat readiness in the Gulf of Thailand and signalled the possible procurement of additional weapons and military equipment to replace ageing systems.
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Reinvent Thailand, Resilient Asean planned to unlock growth
Thailand's public and private sectors have joined forces to launch a bold roadmap that repositions the country as a prime destination for foreign investment and business growth.
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