link ae888

Thailand aims to attract more foreign investment during COVID-19

To cope with the adverse impact of COVID-19 on foreign investment, Thai Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Somkid Jatusripitak, has assigned the Board of Investment (BOI) to fine-tune its work by highlighting the strengths of the country to attract more foreign investors.
Thailand aims to attract more foreign investment during COVID-19 ảnh 1Thailand's capital Bangkok (Source: picswe.com)

Bangkok (NNT/VNA) - To cope with the adverse impact ofCOVID-19 on foreign investment, Thai Deputy Prime Minister Dr. SomkidJatusripitak, has assigned the Board of Investment (BOI) to fine-tune its workby highlighting the strengths of the country to attract more foreign investors.

The board was urged to focus on agricultural business to help raise incomedistribution in the local economy.

Deputy Prime Minister Somkid said that the BOI will find ways to create strongpoints in the country’s investment sector during the pandemic, which isexpected to have an impact on the global economy for one to two years.

They will focus on the food industry, agriculture, processed food, medicalservices, tourism, logistics and digital technology, in an effort to makeThailand the investment center of the CLMTV (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailandand Vietnam) region.

Investment in the agricultural sector will create jobs andincomes for both small and new farmers. The BOI will use its mechanisms anddevelop investment packages to support connectivity between the smart farmers’group, local farmers and universities to help raise income distribution in thelocal economy.

To raise more funds from foreign investors in five years fromnow, the board has to help produce more unicorn businesses in Thailand. Aunicorn is a startup company valued at more than 1 billion USD. This willenable the country to advance from being just part of a supply chain forforeign entrepreneurs./.
VNA

See more

From left: Dr. Zurina Moktar, head of Science, Technology Division, Asean Secretariat, Dr. Mohd Nor Azman Bin Hassan deputy secretary general (Technology Development), Mosti, Chang Lih Kang minister of Science, Technology and Innovation (Mosti), Fabian Bigar, secretary general of the Ministry of Digital, and Norman Matthieu Vanhaecke, group CEO of Cradle. (Photo: digitalnewsasia.com)

Malaysia launches ASEAN startup platform

Startup ASEAN platform brings all stakeholders together under one digital roof, expected to promote open innovation, improve access to capital, and strengthen ASEAN’s position as a dynamic and connected innovation powerhouse.
The joint SAR team conducts a search for the victims of the Long Boat ship that sank in the Grandma Strait, Batam City Waters, Riau Islands, June 25, 2025. (Photo: voi.id)

Boat capsizes in Indonesia, 8 missing

The Grandma Island soccer team was about to go to compete for Setokok Island, Batam city. In the middle of the trip, the boat was hit by waves and overturned.
Representatives of ASEAN member countries pose for a photo at the opening ceremony of the 25th ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting on Transnational Crime (SOMTC) and its related meetings. (Photo: Bernama)

ASEAN steps up terrorism fight in digital age

Themed “emerging trends in terrorism and violent extremism”, the event drew over 200 participants from domestic and international agencies, discussing the rapid evolution of terrorism and the need for stronger regional and global cooperation.
{dagathomo tructiep hôm nay}|{link link link ae888}|{dá gà thomo}|{trực tiếp đá gà thomo hom nay}|{sbobet asian handicap}|