Pheu Thai Party Announces New Executive Committee Leadership; Ting Srayut Appointed as Advisor to Party Chief, Priset Takes Over Parliamentary Affairs
The Pheu Thai Party restructured its leadership on April 26, appointing a new executive committee led by Nattapong Rueangpunya as party leader, with former secretary-general Srayuth Caihuak moving to an advisory role and Priset Watchrasindu
The Pheu Thai Party has announced its restructured leadership following its annual general meeting on April 26, 2025, appointing a new executive committee to reorganize the party after recent elections and prepare for parliamentary oversight responsibilities. Key positions filled include: Nattapong Rueangpunya as party leader, Picharn Chaowapatanawong as secretary-general, Chutima Kachaphun as treasurer, Natthavuth Buaprathoem as membership registrar, and Sutthawan Subhannanakij as committee member. The party appointed nine deputy leaders across various portfolios including policy affairs, general operations, special activities, territorial strategy, foreign relations, legal affairs, local administration, and parliamentary matters. Priset Watchrasindu was assigned as deputy leader for parliamentary affairs. The spokesperson team comprises Phakamann Hunnon as party spokesman, with Panida Mongkolswasdi, Karunpol Tiensuwannon, and Naphath Narangsiya serving as assistant spokespersons. Additionally, former party secretary-general Srayuth Caihuak was appointed as advisor to the party leader and secretary-general.
