PM Anutin Chairs Security Council on Cyber Threats, Border Strategy
Prime Minister Anutin led a National Security Council meeting to set a three-year security strategy focusing on cyber threats and border stability. Officials reviewed crisis scenarios, proposed a national food reserve, and assessed the impact of the Thai-Myanmar border situation on national security.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul chaired the 7th National Security Council meeting of 2026 at Government House on November 9 at 1:00 PM. Attendees included Deputy Prime Minister Pakorn Nilpradit, Defense Minister Adul Boonthamcharoen, Interior Minister Phumiporn Suwanchawi, National Security Council Secretary-General Chaiyapruk Duangphat, military representatives, the National Cyber Security Agency, the International Counterterrorism Operations Center, and other relevant officials. The meeting discussed the three-year national security strategy, cybersecurity, four previously prepared crisis scenarios, a proposal to establish a national food reserve, and the Thai-Myanmar border situation affecting Thailand.
