PM Anutin to Address 72-Hour Preparedness, Biofuel, Politics on TV
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul will appear on the "Talk with PM Anutin" program this Saturday to address the viral 72-hour emergency preparedness trend, food and energy security, biofuel policy, foreign investment outlook, and political issues including the "blue eats red" conflict and no-confidence debate allegations. The broadcast aims to clarify the government's stance on these pressing national matters.
The Government House announced that the program "Talk with PM Anutin" this Saturday at 9:00 AM will address topics of public interest including national security, economy, investment, and politics. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul will directly answer questions on issues from the past week. One highlighted topic is the "72-hour emergency preparedness" trend that has been widely shared. The PM will explain how concerned Thais need to be, the country's readiness to handle disasters and emergencies, and why the government is confident about food security. On the economy, the PM will discuss another major issue facing Thais: volatile global energy prices. He will outline the concept of promoting B20 and E20 biofuels to connect reduced oil imports with increased income for farmers of oil palm, sugarcane, and cassava, as biodiesel consumption begins to rise noticeably. Another noteworthy segment involves signals from foreign investors. The PM will share behind-the-scenes details of negotiations with global technology companies and explain why Thailand is still viewed as an investment base, citing location, infrastructure, workforce, and multi-phase business expansion plans. Furthermore, the PM will answer hot political questions, especially regarding the "blue eats red" trend, relations with the Senate, and allegations that the government is kicking the can on a no-confidence debate, while stating the government's readiness to face scrutiny from all sides.
