Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra Highlights Government Achievements in TV Show
Prime Minister Paetongtarn outlines key government policies and projects, including healthcare, education, and digital reforms, during first broadcast of 'Opportunities for Thailand.'
Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister of Thailand, showcased her government's achievements during the inaugural episode of the television program 'Opportunities for Thailand with Prime Minister Paetongtarn,' aired on NBT 2HD and nationwide radio on Sunday.
The broadcast, which aims to inform the public about government initiatives, focused on several key policies and their impact on Thai citizens.
Prime Minister Paetongtarn highlighted the government's '30-baht Health Care Everywhere' policy, a new extension of the 30-baht Universal Health Care scheme introduced in 2002. The initiative aims to reduce wait times and overcrowding in hospitals by providing affordable healthcare options for minor health issues.
She urged the public to report any operational issues in the scheme, which has received positive feedback thus far.Another key program discussed was the 'One District, One Scholarship' initiative, which aims to send academically talented yet financially disadvantaged students abroad for academic exchanges.
The scheme will focus on sending students for a five-to-six-week period, depending on budget availability.The prime minister also addressed the 'House for Thai People' project, which aims to improve living conditions by assisting citizens with homeownership.
The initiative has reportedly seen overwhelming interest, and the government is committed to supporting citizens in achieving homeownership and enhancing their quality of life.On January 23, the Thai government implemented the Equal Marriage Law, and Prime Minister Paetongtarn expressed her gratitude to those who contributed to its passage.
The law provides same-sex couples with legal recognition and marks a significant step toward greater equality in the country.Paetongtarn also provided updates on Phase 3 of the 10,000-Baht Digital Wallet programme, which will soon be implemented after the success of Phase 2, which benefits seniors aged 60 and over.
The prime minister emphasized the importance of the program in supporting citizens financially, particularly the elderly.Further, the prime minister discussed the Royal Decree on Measures to Prevent and Combat Technology-Related Crimes.
This decree grants authorities the power to take action against illegal internet signal towers, call-center scams, and other cybercrimes.
Financial institutions, telecom providers, and social media platforms will also be held accountable for damages caused by these activities.In the closing remarks of the broadcast, Prime Minister Paetongtarn expressed gratitude for the public's support and acknowledged the challenges she has faced, including instances of bullying.
She reaffirmed her commitment to the public and stated that her pride comes from the success of the policies and the positive impact they have on the people.The program, which airs on the first Sunday of each month, aims to provide updates on government activities and foster greater communication between the government and citizens.
The next episode will air on March 2, 2025, at 8 a.m.
The broadcast, which aims to inform the public about government initiatives, focused on several key policies and their impact on Thai citizens.
Prime Minister Paetongtarn highlighted the government's '30-baht Health Care Everywhere' policy, a new extension of the 30-baht Universal Health Care scheme introduced in 2002. The initiative aims to reduce wait times and overcrowding in hospitals by providing affordable healthcare options for minor health issues.
She urged the public to report any operational issues in the scheme, which has received positive feedback thus far.Another key program discussed was the 'One District, One Scholarship' initiative, which aims to send academically talented yet financially disadvantaged students abroad for academic exchanges.
The scheme will focus on sending students for a five-to-six-week period, depending on budget availability.The prime minister also addressed the 'House for Thai People' project, which aims to improve living conditions by assisting citizens with homeownership.
The initiative has reportedly seen overwhelming interest, and the government is committed to supporting citizens in achieving homeownership and enhancing their quality of life.On January 23, the Thai government implemented the Equal Marriage Law, and Prime Minister Paetongtarn expressed her gratitude to those who contributed to its passage.
The law provides same-sex couples with legal recognition and marks a significant step toward greater equality in the country.Paetongtarn also provided updates on Phase 3 of the 10,000-Baht Digital Wallet programme, which will soon be implemented after the success of Phase 2, which benefits seniors aged 60 and over.
The prime minister emphasized the importance of the program in supporting citizens financially, particularly the elderly.Further, the prime minister discussed the Royal Decree on Measures to Prevent and Combat Technology-Related Crimes.
This decree grants authorities the power to take action against illegal internet signal towers, call-center scams, and other cybercrimes.
Financial institutions, telecom providers, and social media platforms will also be held accountable for damages caused by these activities.In the closing remarks of the broadcast, Prime Minister Paetongtarn expressed gratitude for the public's support and acknowledged the challenges she has faced, including instances of bullying.
She reaffirmed her commitment to the public and stated that her pride comes from the success of the policies and the positive impact they have on the people.The program, which airs on the first Sunday of each month, aims to provide updates on government activities and foster greater communication between the government and citizens.
The next episode will air on March 2, 2025, at 8 a.m.
