PM Anutin to Address Key Issues in Saturday TV Interview

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul will tackle all hot topics — from household solar power and E20-B20 fuel tax cuts to the Thai-Cambodia border situation and the no-confidence debate — on the program "Talk with PM Anutin" this Saturday, October 31. According to a Government House announcement on October 30, 2026, the prime minister will directly answer questions of public interest covering the economy, politics, and critical government missions at 09:05.

This week's episode will deeply examine transformative energy policies, including the household solar project designed to help families lower electricity costs, criticisms regarding large subsidies and locked-in contractor specifications, and the reasons behind using E20 and B20 fuel tax reductions to combat living costs and agricultural sector expenses.

Additionally, the prime minister will discuss Thailand's economic direction, efforts to attract foreign investors and high-tech industries to establish production bases, strengths that investors see in Thailand, and regulatory bottlenecks the government must unlock to ensure new investments create supply chains, jobs, and new skills for Thais.

The program will also cover agricultural affairs and food security, as the government aims to elevate Thailand from a food production base to economic opportunities amid global uncertainty, along with answers on crop prices, farmer incomes, the Thai-Cambodia border situation, and reasons for maintaining current border management measures.

On political matters, Anutin will address the no-confidence debate schedule, allegations of the government avoiding parliament, foreign missions, relations with coalition partners and the opposition, as well as his stance on fake news and government oversight. He will also share updates on the Ministry of Commerce's missions and the World Horticultural Expo in Udon Thani, linking it to the national agricultural agenda.