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03/02/2025

The government, led by Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, has begun preparations to host the 2026 Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group (WBG) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Bangkok. Scheduled for October 2026, the event will welcome participants from nearly 200 member countries, including finance ministers, central bank governors, and senior executives from global financial institutions.

With Thailand last hosting the meetings in 1991, authorities are coordinating efforts across multiple sectors to ensure smooth preparations. During a recent meeting, the prime minister highlighted Thailand’s experience in organizing major international conferences, making it a trusted venue for global economic discussions. Officials are now working on logistics, security, and infrastructure readiness to support the arrival of key financial leaders and policymakers.

The meetings will provide Thailand with an opportunity to showcase its economic and financial progress. The country is establishing itself as a regional financial hub, advancing AI-driven finance and digital payment systems. The event will also highlight Thailand’s role in international economic cooperation, strengthening its status as a bridge between developed and emerging markets. Beyond finance, Thailand plans to use the event to enhance its global standing in tourism, cultural influence, and medical wellness.

03/02/2025

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has introduced Amazing Thailand Romance Month, a global campaign developed to attract couples and LGBTQ+ travelers. Part of the Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism and Sports Year 2025, the initiative advertises luxury travel experiences and exclusive privileges. Throughout February, TAT will collaborate with hospitality and airline partners to offer tailored packages and special promotions across key destinations. Events include romantic airport welcomes, business networking meetings, and curated travel experiences for international visitors.

As part of its broader 2 BY 4 Global Campaign, TAT has planned additional themed tourism promotions for the year. These include Amazing Songkran in April, which focuses on hidden gem destinations, and Amazing Summer in August, promoting multigenerational family travel. The February edition seeks to expand Thailand’s appeal to long-haul tourists, with a goal of attracting over 10 million visitors from Europe, North America, the Middle East, and Africa in 2025. Major trade events in Bangkok will also bring together tourism businesses and global travel agencies to strengthen international partnerships.

In a separate development, the Immigration Bureau will introduce a fully digital immigration form, replacing the paper-based TM 6 system. The Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) will launch on May 1, 2025, streamlining entry procedures for international visitors. The system integrates with airline databases, customs authorities, and health screening checkpoints to enhance efficiency at border control. Travelers will no longer need to fill out paper forms, reducing processing times and improving the overall arrival experience.

Authorities have also established a multilingual public awareness campaign to ensure a smooth transition to the digital system. Promotional materials in English, Chinese, Korean, Russian, and Japanese will provide step-by-step instructions for travelers. Video guides will soon be released to introduce TDAC’s benefits and demonstrate how to complete the online form.

03/02/2025

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The government has introduced a nationwide communication system to improve public access to official information through 75,000 village broadcast towers. The Public Relations Department (PRD), in partnership with the Ministry of Interior, will use this network to relay key updates from all 20 government ministries. The platform ensures the timely delivery of government announcements to communities across the country.

Prime Minister’s Office Minister Jiraporn Sindhuprai stated that the broadcast system, set to launch on February 3, will play an essential role in public safety messaging, disaster response, and emergency alerts. It is expected to enhance transparency by enabling direct government communication with remote areas. The PRD and MOI will manage operations, leveraging their media networks and local government resources to improve information distribution nationwide.

The system’s first major campaign will focus on tackling PM2.5 pollution. The “No Burning” campaign, also launching on February 3, will use the broadcast towers to discourage open burning of agricultural waste, raise awareness of air pollution, and encourage community participation in pollution control efforts. The campaign aligns with broader pollution reduction strategies led by the National Command Center for Disaster Prevention and Mitigation.

Beyond crisis response, the communication network will support long-term environmental protection efforts. Authorities expressed confidence in the system's ability to help curb wildfires and haze by ensuring timely information reaches affected communities. This allows officials and residents to coordinate responses and reinforce public awareness of environmental risks.

03/02/2025

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has reaffirmed the government’s determination to tackle air pollution, outlining domestic and regional efforts to address the PM2.5 crisis. Speaking on the first episode of Empowering Thais with PM Paetongtarn, she stressed the need for ASEAN-wide cooperation as air pollution moves across borders through wind patterns.

The Ministry of Commerce has proposed classifying air purifiers and vacuum cleaners as controlled goods to prevent price manipulation as demand rises. If approved by the Cabinet, sellers will be required to report production and import costs to ensure fair pricing and availability, making essential air pollution protection devices accessible to all consumers.

Authorities are stepping up enforcement against pollution sources, with the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation launching a nationwide campaign to curb open burning. Local officials will visit households to educate residents, while violators will face prosecution. Traffic police and environmental agencies are cracking down on high-emission vehicles, requiring owners to complete repairs within 15 days or face permanent deregistration.

Stricter controls on cross-border agricultural imports are being introduced, beginning with animal feed corn, a key contributor to seasonal haze. Importers must comply with new certification and traceability regulations to ensure products do not originate from burning-prone farming areas. The government is now working with Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia to identify non-burning suppliers and implement trade policies that support environmental sustainability.

The Ministry of Public Health has advised the public to modify outdoor exercise routines and limit strenuous activity in high-pollution areas. While N95 masks provide effective protection, health officials caution that they can restrict airflow during exercise.

03/02/2025

Minister of Foreign Affairs Maris Sangiampongsa has met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Interior Minister Moshe Arbel to discuss cooperation in agriculture, labor, security, and humanitarian efforts. The visit reaffirmed Thailand’s commitment to strengthening diplomatic and economic relations with Israel.

During the meeting with President Herzog, Maris expressed gratitude for Israel’s assistance in securing the release of Thai hostages and ensuring their welfare. He requested further support in locating the last remaining Thai hostage and repatriating the remains of two Thai nationals. The Israeli president reaffirmed his commitment to the issue and acknowledged the contributions of Thai agricultural workers, who play a vital role in Israel’s farming sector.

Discussing the support Thai workers provide for Israel's agriculture, Maris said he plans to develop a strategic framework to enhance agricultural and labor cooperation upon returning to Thailand. The talks also covered expanding collaboration in business, investment, security, and infrastructure, with both sides recognizing the potential for deeper economic and diplomatic ties.

Meeting with Interior Minister Arbel, Maris highlighted the value of Thai agricultural workers and their role in strengthening bilateral cooperation. Minister Arbel, in return, praised Thailand’s diplomatic efforts in securing the release of five Thai hostages, noting its effective engagement with various international partners, including Qatar, Turkey, Iran, Egypt, the United States, and Israel.

Minister Maris reiterated that Thailand remains neutral in conflicts but strongly supports humanitarian initiatives. He informed the Israeli delegation of Thailand’s willingness to collaborate with Israel on humanitarian projects and act as a bridge between Israel and its diplomatic partners. The gesture aligns with Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s initiative to promote Thailand’s role as a global mediator, further strengthening the country’s diplomatic standing.

Regarding the repatriation of the five freed Thai hostages, Minister Maris confirmed that they are expected to return within a week, pending medical evaluations. A final decision on their travel readiness will be made by early February. The Thai government is assessing whether a special flight is necessary, considering cost-effectiveness and logistical factors. Families of the hostages will travel to Israel on February 4, with each initially allowed one representative, though additional slots may be considered based on final arrangements.

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02/02/2025

Fourth Army Region Commander and Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) Region 4 Director Lt Gen Paisal Nusang recently met with religious and community leaders in Narathiwat province to discuss efforts to strengthen peace and stability in Thailand’s southern border provinces. The meeting, held at Buenaekayae Mosque in Cha-nae district, brought together local imams, religious scholars, village leaders, and security officials, including military, police, and administrative officers.

During the meeting, participants shared perspectives on security and development, stressing the importance of mutual understanding and rejecting violence in all forms. Religious and community leaders expressed their adherence to long-term peace, while security officials reaffirmed their role in supporting the local population.

The discussions highlighted the region’s cultural and religious diversity as a foundation for peaceful coexistence. Religious leaders and security personnel agreed that open communication and collaboration are essential for resolving conflicts and reducing tensions. Strengthening trust between communities and security forces remains the main focus of maintaining stability.

Officials stated that lasting peace in the southern border provinces depends on engagement from all sectors of society, with security teams continuing to assist residents while collaborating with local leaders to strengthen unity in the region. They made clear that ongoing dialogue and cooperation between communities and security forces remain crucial in maintaining long-term stability and ensuring a secure environment for all.

02/02/2025

The five Thai nationals recently freed from captivity in Gaza have shared their experiences as they continue to recover at a hospital in Tel Aviv. After more than a year in confinement, they described the hardships they endured, their hopes for survival, and their relief at being released. The Israeli government has provided medical care and psychological support, while Thai Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa personally visited them to offer encouragement.

During their captivity, the hostages faced severe restrictions, including limited access to food, poor living conditions, and a complete lack of information about the outside world. For most of the year, they were confined to small rooms with minimal exposure to sunlight and kept apart from one another. Bathing was allowed only every few days, and meals consisted mainly of bread, cheese, and beans. Despite these conditions, they relied on hope and mutual support to endure their ordeal.

Their strongest motivation was reuniting with their families. Some had been away from home for several years, working in Israel’s agricultural sector, before being taken captive. They expressed overwhelming relief upon regaining their freedom, describing the moment as a second chance at life. One of their greatest joys was eating Thai food again, with many looking forward to home-cooked meals with their loved ones once they return.

During captivity, they ate what was provided and cooperated with their captors to avoid harm. They never lost hope that efforts were being made to secure their release. Now, with their freedom restored, the men said the focus is to recover and reunite with their families in Thailand as soon as possible. Thai authorities have assured that all necessary arrangements are being made for their return once their medical assessments are complete.

02/02/2025

Minister of Education Pol Gen Permpoon Chidchob has officiated the grand final of the OBEC ESPORTS TOURNAMENT 2024 at Fashion Island Shopping Mall in Bangkok. The national competition, organized for basic education students, indicates the growing role of esports in Thailand’s education system and digital economy. The event brought together young competitors to showcase their skills in a structured, competitive environment.

During the tournament, Pol Gen Permpoon highlighted esports as more than just entertainment, describing it as a field with academic and professional potential. He outlined how participation can open pathways for higher education, career development, and technological innovation. With the industry expanding globally, students involved in esports can gain relevant skills that align with modern job markets.

Beyond competition, esports promotes discipline, strategic thinking, and teamwork. Students engaging in structured gameplay develop analytical and problem-solving abilities that are applicable in both academic and professional settings. The Ministry of Education sees esports as an opportunity for students to acquire practical skills that can contribute to their long-term success.

The OBEC ESPORTS TOURNAMENT 2024 represents an effort to integrate esports into education, ensuring students benefit from both the recreational and developmental aspects of competitive gaming. With esports now recognized as a legitimate profession, it provides new opportunities for young people to pursue careers in game development, digital content creation, and technology-related fields.

02/02/2025

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02/02/2025

Minister of Social Development and Human Security Varawut Silpa-archa has directed officials to address concerns over homelessness in U Thong district, Suphan Buri province, following reports of a growing number of individuals gathering in public areas. The Human Security Emergency Management Center (HuSEC) conducted an inspection on February 1 in coordination with local authorities, confirming the presence of 12 homeless individuals. Residents had raised concerns over disturbances linked to the group, prompting government action.

Officials determined that all 12 individuals, originally from Suphan Buri, remained in the area due to regular financial assistance from donors. The money, estimated at 80 to 100 baht per day, was often used to purchase alcohol, leading to conflicts among the group. Community complaints led to government intervention to provide support and prevent further disruptions.

The government has provided protective welfare support, family reintegration programs, and vocational training. Five individuals voluntarily entered protective welfare programs under the 2014 Homeless Protection Act, while seven chose to return to their families with support from social workers. All individuals were informed of available social welfare benefits, including legal assistance, and their information was recorded for follow-up visits.

To prevent a return to homelessness, officials are working with the Suphan Buri Provincial Employment Office to provide vocational training and secure job opportunities. Authorities will monitor those receiving assistance to ensure long-term stability. The approach combines immediate relief with structured support to help individuals regain independence.

The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security has urged the public to report cases of homelessness or individuals in distress through the HuSEC hotline, which operates 24/7.

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Minister of Foreign Affairs Maris Sangiampongsa, accompanied by senior officials and military representatives, visited Al-Shamir Medical Center in Tel Aviv to meet with five recently released Thai hostages. The individuals are undergoing medical and psychological evaluations before their return home.

During the visit, Maris spoke with the released individuals and inquired about their condition. They expressed gratitude for the care they have received from Israeli medical staff and Thai military doctors assisting with their recovery. Many shared their experiences working in Israel’s agricultural sector and having to spend years away from their families. The government has assured them that all necessary arrangements are being made to facilitate their return once they are deemed fit to travel.

The Thai government has advised all five men to apply the agricultural skills they acquired in Israel to benefit local farming communities in Thailand. Officials believe their knowledge and experience could contribute to agricultural development back home.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has instructed officials to ensure the individuals receive full medical care before repatriation. While their physical condition appears stable, psychological assessments are ongoing to support their transition back to normal life. The government is also coordinating with their families, some of whom will travel to Israel to reunite with them before their departure.

Thailand and Israel are finalizing repatriation plans, with flight arrangements already in place. The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs will oversee the logistics to ensure a smooth return. Officials have expressed appreciation for the cooperation between Thai and Israeli authorities in facilitating the recovery and safe return of the released individuals.

02/02/2025

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has launched a new television program, Empowering Thais with PM Paetongtarn, providing direct updates on government policies and progress. Airing on the first Sunday of each month, the program aims to keep the public informed about key government achievements, economic initiatives, and ongoing challenges. In the inaugural episode today (Feb 2), the prime minister covered healthcare expansion, economic policies, environmental measures, and Thailand’s efforts in international trade.

During the broadcast, the premier confirmed the upcoming rollout of Phase 3 of the 10,000 Baht Digital Wallet Scheme and acknowledged the public’s feedback, reaffirming her focus on governance. She expressed that her primary satisfaction comes from seeing government efforts bring tangible benefits to the people of Thailand.

Healthcare and education were central topics. The 30 Baht for All healthcare program has now been expanded nationwide, enabling Thai citizens to access medical treatment at any hospital across the country. The Prime Minister also discussed the revival of the One District, One Scholarship (ODOS) program, which aims to provide students from rural areas with opportunities to study abroad or attend international summer camps. This expanded version of ODOS broadens eligibility beyond top academic performers, offering more students access to global experiences.

Affordable housing remains a priority, with the Homes for Thais initiative providing low-cost housing for workers, contributing to social stability and workforce productivity. The prime minister highlighted the legalization of marriage equality as a landmark achievement, ensuring equal rights for all couples in Thailand and extending legal protections to same-sex partnerships for the first time.

International trade developments were also discussed. At the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, the prime minister led Thailand’s delegation to secure a free trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association (EFTA). The deal is expected to open significant export opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises and strengthen Thailand's economic ties with Europe.

Environmental challenges were a key focus. Paetongtarn outlined the government’s response to the PM2.5 air pollution crisis, emphasizing strict enforcement of anti-burning laws and initiatives to expand public transportation. She noted that the free electric train program in Bangkok has significantly reduced vehicle traffic and emissions. She described air pollution as a regional issue that requires cooperation with neighboring ASEAN countries to address effectively.

The government’s new emergency decree on cybercrime was also highlighted. This legislation targets online scams and financial fraud, requiring banks and telecom companies to play a greater role in protecting citizens from cyber threats. The law includes dismantling illegal antenna networks that have been used in scam operations affecting Thai phone users.

The prime minister addressed her approach to criticism, indicating that while she considers constructive feedback, she remains focused on policies that benefit the Thai public. She said personal attacks, including those on her fashion choices, do not distract from her work. Her main concern is implementing policies that improve the lives of citizens.

The broadcast concluded with an invitation for the public to stay engaged and share their thoughts. The premier expressed hope to make the program a platform for transparency and open dialogue, offering insights into government operations and decisions. The next episode of Empowering Thais with PM Paetongtarn is set to air in early March, where further updates on policy developments and national initiatives will be shared.

02/02/2025

Authorities in Mae Ramat district, Tak province, have taken legal action against a Myanmar national for violating the provincial open burning ban. The individual was caught setting fire to sugarcane leaves in Mae Cha Rao subdistrict and has been handed over to police. The arrest followed field inspections carried out to prevent agricultural burning, which contributes to wildfires and air pollution.

Under the directive of District Chief Parinya Sairot, local officials, along with the Mae Ramat Volunteer Defense Corps Unit 6 and other agencies, inspected a five-rai sugarcane field. They found clear evidence of illegal burning, with some areas still smoldering. Upon questioning nearby workers, authorities identified the suspect as a 56-year-old Myanmar national, who admitted to starting the fire using a cigarette lighter.

The burning ban in Tak is part of efforts by the government to reduce haze pollution and PM2.5, which pose serious health and environmental risks. Officials have reinforced enforcement measures, stressing the impact of open burning on air quality. Local communities are being urged to comply with environmental laws to prevent worsening conditions.

Further investigation revealed that the suspect had entered Thailand illegally, violating immigration laws in addition to the burning ban. He was arrested and transferred to Mae Ramat Police Station, where he faces legal proceedings under environmental and immigration regulations.

02/02/2025

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has hosted a video call with five Thai nationals recently released in Israel, offering encouragement and reassurance that they would receive full government support. The call, attended by Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa, Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Russ Jalichandra, Thai Ambassador Pannabha Chandraramya, and Gen Songwit Noonpackdee, took place as the freed individuals continued their medical and psychological recovery at Al-Shamir Medical Center under a seven-day observation period arranged by Israeli authorities.

During the conversation, the Thai nationals expressed gratitude to the prime minister, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Thai Embassy in Tel Aviv for their efforts in securing their release. They reported being in good health and receiving medical care from both Thai and Israeli personnel. The individuals have also spoken with their families and are preparing for their return home. The premier assured them that the Thai government, through its embassy, would continue assisting in their recovery and ensuring they receive all entitled benefits.

The financial support secured for the freed hostages includes compensation from Israel’s National Insurance Institute, outstanding wages from their employers, repatriation assistance from Thailand’s Fund for Assisting Thai Workers Abroad, and retirement pension entitlements under the Thai social security system. Thai authorities are working with Israeli officials to ensure all payments and benefits are processed smoothly.

01/02/2025

Thailand Today 2025 EP.17 - Exploring Creativity: Open House and the Future of Books

Thailand Today! In tonight's episode, we’re diving into a world of creativity, books, and cultural inspiration. Joining us is Khun Shane Suvikapakornkul, the mastermind behind Open House bookshop by Hardcover and a passionate advocate for preserving literature and art in the digital age.

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01/02/2025

The Royal Thai Police have held discussions with diplomats from multiple countries on strengthening international cooperation to combat transnational crime, including online scams run by call center gangs. The meeting, led by Pol. Gen. Thatchai Pitaneelaboot, Director of the Anti-Human Trafficking Center and Police Cyber Taskforce, was attended by representatives from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, and twelve other nations. Thai law enforcement officials also participated in the discussions at the Royal Thai Police headquarters in Bangkok.

Authorities are working to prevent illegal immigration and criminal networks involving foreign nationals. The Thai police have introduced seven enforcement measures covering pre-entry screening, immigration checkpoints, internal route monitoring, accommodation inspections, and increased surveillance at border areas. Coordination with domestic and international agencies is also being strengthened to disrupt smuggling operations and organized crime networks. Recent efforts have already led to successful intervention in cases such as the rescue of Chinese actor Wang Xing, who was a victim of deception by transnational criminal groups.

During the meeting, Thai police invited embassies and relevant agencies to collaborate on setting up an international coordination center dedicated to tackling call center fraud and illegal border crossings. The center will function around the clock to facilitate information sharing between law enforcement agencies and enhance response times. Diplomatic representatives expressed their commitment to working with Thailand to enforce stricter measures against illegal immigration and dismantle organized crime networks operating across borders.

While preparations for the coordination center are underway, the Royal Thai Police’s Anti-Human Trafficking Center will hold daily meetings, starting February 1, to assess ongoing developments.

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