PM Anutin Reaffirms Confidence in Thailand’s Economy
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul gave the main speech at the SET Government Roadshow 2025 in Singapore. He talked about how Thailand’s economy is strong and would keep growing over the long term. He talked on “Confidence in Thailand’s Path Forward” and said that the country’s main strengths are budgetary discipline, political stability, and working together.
Anutin said that Thailand is still “a country of opportunity” and that the government’s consistent and open policies are helping to restore global investor trust. He said again that the government is committed to democratic governance, good economic management, and long-term growth.
Promoting Bilateral Cooperation with Singapore
The Prime Minister said that Thailand and Singapore both want to go forward with digital transformation, green economic initiatives, and food security. His morning discussion with the Prime Minister of Singapore made clear their shared plans for economic resilience and creativity across borders.
Anutin thanked Singapore for being a reliable partner and urged investors to get more involved in Thailand’s most important industries. More than 118 investors and fund managers from across the world came to the event. They were from companies including 3M, BASF, Mastercard, Pfizer, and P&G.
Political Stability and Democratic Continuity
Anutin said that Thailand was entering a new age of stable politics and responsible government. He said that Parliament will be dissolved by January 2026 and that there would be general elections in March 2026 and a referendum on constitutional changes to make sure they are in line with what the people want.
He told investors that stability and continuity in policy would be maintained during the transition phase, which would provide firms the confidence to plan forward. He claimed that this strategy will make Thailand’s image as an investment destination even stronger by making it more open and predictable.
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Quick Big Win Policy and Economic Momentum
The Prime Minister talked on the economy and said that there were problems with growth, but he also said that the “Quick Big Win” program was showing early signs of recovery. This policy is a focused approach to improving short-term momentum while making sure that the economy stays strong in the long run.
Recently, Thailand’s GDP prediction for 2025 was raised from 2.2% to 2.4%, while exports rose by 19% in September 2025. He stated that these results show that investors are becoming more confident and that the country can adjust to changes in the global economy.
Strong Fiscal Fundamentals and Debt Management
Thailand’s macroeconomic statistics are still strong, thanks to low inflation and a public debt level of 64.6% of GDP, which is well within the legal limit. The government is very careful with its money, making sure that expenditure is focused, clear, and effective.
Anutin also talked about a current account surplus of $14.8 billion, or 3.6% of GDP, and foreign reserves of $273 billion, which would cover around eight months’ worth of imports. He remarked that these basic things give a strong base for long-term prosperity and trust in the economy.
Investment, Infrastructure, and Competitiveness
The Prime Minister said that the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has received 2,600 proposals for investment promotion totaling 1.37 trillion baht ($41.4 billion). 470 billion baht of these go to key industries, while the BOI Fast Pass mechanism sped up 74 large projects worth $9.1 billion.
Anutin said that making Thailand more competitive depends on strengthening its logistical networks, digital infrastructure, and sustainable energy systems. The administration wants to make the country a center for innovation in the area, drawing in long-term, high-value investments.
Strengthening Partnerships and Global Cooperation
During the Roadshow, officials from both Thailand and Singapore talked about how important it is to work together more on green finance, health innovation, and digital ecosystems. The PromptPay–PayNow system was used as an example of how to integrate finances across borders and bring regions together.
Anutin said again that working together with both the public and private sectors, both at home and throughout the world, is still important for staying competitive. Thailand wants to play a bigger role in the global economy by working together on new ideas and being open about how it runs its government.
Building Credibility for the Future
The Prime Minister said in his last speech that promises don’t build trust; integrity and accountability do. Thailand’s history of stable government, careful economic management, and willingness to engage with other countries has set the stage for long-term progress.
He asked investors from across the world to see Thailand as a reliable partner with strong foundations that is ready to take on new challenges in trade, technology, and sustainability. The Roadshow, which was put on by the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), Kiatnakin Phatra Securities, and Bank of America, sent that message to investors all throughout Asia.
