Politics9/19/2025Bloomberg

Technocrats Get Key Roles in Thai PM Anutin’s New Cabinet

Technocrats Get Key Roles in Thai PM Anutin’s New Cabinet

The Thai Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, has unveiled his new cabinet, emphasizing the appointment of technocrats to lead key ministries. This move is seen as an attempt to steer the country's economy, which is facing challenges from the impact of US tariffs and high household debt. The new cabinet lineup features technocrats in prominent roles, reflecting the government's focus on tackling economic issues. This includes the appointment of a former central bank governor to the Finance Ministry and a respected academic to the Commerce Ministry. The Prime Minister's decision to bring in technocrats is aimed at providing the necessary expertise and experience to address the country's economic woes. This strategy is expected to help the government navigate the complex challenges faced by the Thai economy and devise effective policies to promote growth and stability.

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