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Thailand Investment Review, September 2019
December 02, 2019
Focusing on Thailand's Food Innopolis
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An Inroad of EVs Offers Opportunities and Challenges
November 30, 2019
Although electric car has yet to go mainstream in Thailand, there is a foregone conclusion that its popularity will significantly increase in the next few years, fueled by a wider variety of choices, recharging stations and, of course, more affordable price.
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Govt Eyes HK Free Trade Deal
November 30, 2019
Thailand plans to sign a free-trade agreement (FTA) with Hong Kong, which will cover the service sector, including green finance and cyber security.
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Thailand, Hong Kong Sign MoU Pacts on Trade, Investment
November 29, 2019
Thailand and Hong Kong on Friday signed six Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) for the expansions in trade and investment links during the visit of Chief Executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Carrie Lam to the country starting on Thursday.
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ASEAN's First AI Robot Teacher Introduced in Thailand
November 29, 2019
The project is a collaboration between the NSTDA and NECTEC, and is designed to teach coding and programming to students to familiarise them with artificial intelligence technology
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Thailand Committed to Digital Innovation and Transformation
November 29, 2019
Multiple upcoming ICT projects will focus on smart power, smart education, and smart healthcare in Thailand.
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Hong Kong and Thailand to Expand Trade amid Protests
November 29, 2019
Investment and relocation of production surge as leaders seek FTA
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Smart Manufacturing Trend Rising in Southeast Asia
November 28, 2019
The trend of smart manufacturing has begun to spread in Southeast Asia as more manufacturers are looking to move some of their production lines away from China in the wake of the US-China trade disputes, according to sources from the upstream supply chain.
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Thailand Earns Better Doing Business Ranking
November 26, 2019
Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak is aiming to make Thailand one of the top 20 in the World Bank’s Doing Business Index next year, ordering the Office of the Public Sector Development Commission to raise public awareness of this matter.
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