Anuthins Government Opens Government House for First Time: "Businesspeople Speak, Government Listens" to Engage Private Sector in Economic Growth
Prime Minister Anutin's government will host its first "Businesspeople Speak, Government Listens" forum on May 15, bringing together business leaders and cabinet ministers to discuss private sector needs and economic collaboration.
Government spokesman Rachada Thanadirek announced at 11:00 a.m. on May 14, 2025, at Government House that the "Businesspeople Speak, Government Listens" program will be held on May 15 from 5:00 to 8:30 p.m., marking the first such initiative under Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's administration. The primary goal is to collaborate with the private sector to advance the country's economic development, as the private sector is essential to achieving economic objectives. The forum will feature the Prime Minister and relevant ministers listening directly to business leaders, demonstrating the government's commitment that both public and private sectors must work together on all development initiatives while remaining open to all stakeholders. The government will address all inquiries and concerns raised by business operators regarding what additional support they need from the state. The event has garnered significant interest from the private sector nationwide, with participation from 10 major business groups represented by senior executives, including the Joint Public-Private Consultation Committee (JPCC), finance, agriculture and food, automotive, energy, construction and real estate, healthcare, hotels and tourism, retail and consumer goods, and technology sectors.
