Cabinet Meeting Results - Cabinet approves 45 positions at "Interior Ministry" as proposed by "Anutin"

2025-10-14 18:47 Sukritta Tangteerawan


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On 14 th October 2025, at 12:00 PM, at Parliamentary Building, Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, Government Spokesperson, delivered a press briefing on the outcomes of the Cabinet meeting. The Cabinet discussed a total of 48 issues, with four key topics being highlighted and announced to the public.

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Key Issues Announced from the Cabinet Meeting:

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1.Flood Situation: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul expressed his gratitude to all Cabinet members for their continued efforts in visiting and encouraging flood-affected communities. He directed the Deputy Minister of Interior, who oversees the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, to finalize and submit a relief plan for Cabinet approval by next week.

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2.U.S. Import Tariffs: The Prime Minister instructed all economic-related ministries to closely monitor the evolving trade situation. He noted that the “Thai-Cambodian border issue” has been raised as a bargaining point in discussions with the U.S. government. The Prime Minister emphasized that Cambodia must adhere to four key conditions which are withdrawal of military forces, removal of landmines, crackdown on scam operations, and clear measures to address Cambodian nationals trespassing into Thai territory. These conditions are to serve as a foundation for ongoing economic negotiations between Thailand and the United States.

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3.Remedy for People Affected by Border Unrest: The Prime Minister and Cabinet expressed concern for people impacted by ongoing unrest along the Thai-Cambodian border. The relevant committee has been assigned to review and revise the current compensation criteria. Previously, relief was issued as a one-time payment, despite multiple evacuation events.

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4.Other Cabinet-Approved Matters:

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1.Approval of a central budget of 455.962 million baht for the Ministry of Tourism and  Sports to host the 13th SEA Games and the 13th Asian Para Games.

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2.Approval of 244 million baht for the “Thailand Marathon Bangkok”, a new event in the  World Capital Marathon series.

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3.Approval of the State-Owned Enterprise (SOE) investment framework for fiscal year  2026, totaling 1.6 trillion baht. The Office of the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) analyzes this investment could boost GDP by approximately 0.3%. The Cabinet also assigned the State Enterprise Policy Office to  revise regulations to be more customer-centric in order to reduce obstacles for public access.

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4.Acceleration of the fiscal year 2027 budget planning to prevent delays due to potential  government changes following the next general election.

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5.Appointment of new political officials, Ms. Airin Phanrit and Ms. Lalida Perswiwatthana  were appointed as Deputy Government Spokespersons.

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Another notable resolution that drew significant public attention was “the Cabinet’s approval of 45 appointments at the Ministry of Interior.” Mr. Siriphong added that this move was intended to “restore justice for certain individuals who were unfairly treated during a recent round of reassignments two months ago” and to ensure “the right person is placed in the right job.” The nominations were proposed by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior.

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