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On November 5, 2025, at Paragon Hall, 5th Floor, Siam Paragon, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul attended “The Standard Economic Forum 2025: Thailand’s Next Frontier.” He shared the government’s vision and emphasized returning power to the people, through dissolving the parliament by January 31, 2026.
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Prime Minister Anutin reflected on his first month in office, saying that the government has been striving to meet its goals despite having only four months of full administration. His focus includes addressing economic problems, national security challenges, and recovering people who are affected by border conflicts and natural disasters.
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He stressed that anything achievable within these four months will be accelerated, while issues requiring more time will be left for the next administration.
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Parliamentarians Dissolution in 4 Months ?
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Amid speculation about a possible censure debate and concerns over potential political instability affecting the election timeline, the public has been closely watching whether PM Anutin will dissolve parliament early or extend beyond the stated deadline.
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Prime Minister Anutin reaffirmed his stance, “I’ve said it over and over, I will dissolve parliament within four months,” explaining that this commitment follows the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) made with the People’s Party.
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“Let’s be honest, it’s the People’s Party that made me Prime Minister. So, I must keep my word. Once the four months are up, I’ll dissolve parliament, no matter what happens.”
He added, “My plan is to dissolve parliament on January 31. I won’t just sit and let people criticize the government for free. But if we can’t survive the political game, I might dissolve it earlier, one month sooner doesn’t make much difference.”
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Bhumjaithai’s Readiness for the Next Election
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When asked about his party’s readiness, PM Anutin replied, “We’ve been ready since the day they kicked us out of the previous government.” Since the Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) confirmed the 2023 election results, Bhumjaithai Party has been preparing for the next one, as elections can happen anytime.
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“It’s actually nice being Prime Minister,” he added with a smile, explaining that while he initially felt uncertain about the role, he soon realized that the position allowed him to do much good for the country.
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“Whether the term is long or short doesn’t matter to me. What matters is how much we can accomplish for the nation within that time, to leave a lasting, positive impression on the people.”
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Cracking Down on Scammers: What Are the Government’s Real Measures?
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Prime Minister Anutin said that calling Thailand a money-laundering hub is “unfair”, as the country merely happens to be surrounded by nations that are scammer centers.
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He noted that Thailand remains the most credible country in the Indochina region, and the Thai baht is internationally trusted. Because of this, criminal networks involved in scamming, drugs, human trafficking, and grey businesses often use Thailand for money laundering.
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“Therefore, what Thailand must do is ensure strict laws and dedicated enforcement,” Anutin stated.
He emphasized that Thailand already has robust mechanisms in place, including the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO), the Royal Thai Police, the National Security Council (NSC), and the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB), all of which are actively engaged. “These are ongoing covert operations, so we can’t disclose details.”
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Vorapak and the Scammer Allegations
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PM Anutin revealed that he personally asked Vorapak Tanyawong, former Deputy Minister of Finance, to resign due to circulating rumors at the time and that Woraphak fully cooperated.
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He clarified that Vorapak was merely accused, not charged, and no domestic or international agency had filed a case. However, since the Ministry of Finance plays a crucial role in combating scams, the government needed to maintain public trust, hence the resignation request.
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Thailand’s Joint Declaration Signing
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PM Anutin explained the four objectives behind Thailand’s signing of the Thailand–Cambodia Peace Declaration:
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1.To stop the war
2.To preserve Thailand’s territory and sovereignty
3.To ensure the safety of Thai citizens and their property
4.To manage border intrusion issues
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He said both sides clearly understood these purposes. “This declaration is not a peace treaty or a ceasefire agreement, it’s the first doorway toward peace.”
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He added that every clause in the declaration imposes responsibilities on the counterpart, not Thailand. Continuing border conflicts, he warned, would hinder Thailand’s progress.
“That’s why signing this declaration was essential to resolve both livelihood and border security issues simultaneously,” the Prime Minister concluded.
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MOU on Rare Earths – Thailand’s Position in the Geopolitical Arena
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Prime Minister Anutin stated that with the signing of this MOU, “Thailand loses nothing,” adding, “I want to sell stones at the price of gold, not by the kilo.”
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He emphasized that Thailand is not granting concessions to any foreign entity, but rather recognizing the country’s opportunity in possessing rare earth minerals that can be transformed into high-value products.
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Prime Minister Anutin reiterated his belief in the principle of “Thailand’s First.” He noted that regardless of whether rare earths are considered strategic minerals, these resources ultimately belong to Thailand. Signing the MOU, he said, will help promote knowledge transfer so that Thais can learn how to harness and benefit from rare earth elements.
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Regarding Thailand’s role amid global geopolitical competition, Anutin stated that the country must act with sincerity and confidence in its own strengths. He emphasized that Thailand must always prioritize the best interests of the nation and remain non-aligned, because ultimately, we must stand on our own.
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“What Thailand needs to do to build stronger geopolitical standing is to create a fair justice system, promote equality, and enhance national credibility,” said Prime Minister Anutin.
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Economic Stimulus Measures
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Prime Minister Anutin highlighted the government’s “Quick Big Win” measures, noting that his economic team understands both state mechanisms and on-the-ground implementation.
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He explained that his economic policies focus on improving people’s livelihoods, such as through the Khon La Khrueng Plus, which benefits everyone from the well-off to marginalized groups.
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In addition to the Khon La Khrueng Plus scheme, Anutin mentioned the “Adjust, Close, Release” initiative aimed at tackling household debt, as well as efforts to promote a “Green economy” so that Thai businesses will not be disadvantaged by global economic and environmental trade measures.
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Main Goals of the Anutin Administration
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Prime Minister Anutin outlined the government’s key priorities, stating that dissolving Parliament by January 31, 2026, is the ultimate goal. Other priorities include the second phase of the Khon La Khrueng Plus and improving the quality of life for citizens through debt relief and the continuation of public transportation fare reduction policies from the previous government.
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He concluded by saying that reopening border checkpoints is the final priority of his administration, as it requires public consensus. He reassured that no part of Thailand will be put at a disadvantage in any negotiations.
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