Thailand Positions Itself as Neutral and Investment-Ready Leader at World Economic Forum 2026
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Thailand promotes its neutral economic strategy and secures major investment commitments across future-focused industries
Thailand presented a clear and confident investment strategy at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos, emphasising neutrality, policy stability and long-term readiness as the foundations of its economic engagement with global partners.
Senior Thai officials used the platform to reinforce the country’s role as a dependable gateway for international investment at a time of heightened geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
The Thai delegation highlighted the country’s neutral positioning as a strategic advantage, allowing it to serve as a trusted hub connecting diverse markets and supply chains.
Officials stressed regulatory clarity, coordinated government policy and continuity in economic planning as essential elements supporting investor confidence and sustainable growth.
Engagements at the forum focused on attracting high-value investment in digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, clean energy and next-generation mobility.
Thai representatives reported strong interest from global corporations seeking stable long-term bases in Asia, particularly for regional headquarters, data centres and innovation-driven operations.
The meetings resulted in substantial investment intentions, with combined commitments and future plans amounting to more than five hundred billion baht from a group of major international firms.
These planned investments are expected to strengthen Thailand’s industrial ecosystem, accelerate workforce development and reinforce the country’s competitiveness in emerging technologies.
Thailand also used the forum to deepen dialogue with multilateral institutions and global business leaders on inclusive growth, sustainable development and integration of small and medium-sized enterprises into global value chains.
The discussions underscored Thailand’s ambition to pair economic openness with resilience and long-term national benefit.
By showcasing a neutral, investment-ready strategy at one of the world’s most influential economic gatherings, Thailand signalled its intention to remain a stable and proactive partner for global investors while advancing its transition toward a high-value, future-oriented economy.
Senior Thai officials used the platform to reinforce the country’s role as a dependable gateway for international investment at a time of heightened geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
The Thai delegation highlighted the country’s neutral positioning as a strategic advantage, allowing it to serve as a trusted hub connecting diverse markets and supply chains.
Officials stressed regulatory clarity, coordinated government policy and continuity in economic planning as essential elements supporting investor confidence and sustainable growth.
Engagements at the forum focused on attracting high-value investment in digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, clean energy and next-generation mobility.
Thai representatives reported strong interest from global corporations seeking stable long-term bases in Asia, particularly for regional headquarters, data centres and innovation-driven operations.
The meetings resulted in substantial investment intentions, with combined commitments and future plans amounting to more than five hundred billion baht from a group of major international firms.
These planned investments are expected to strengthen Thailand’s industrial ecosystem, accelerate workforce development and reinforce the country’s competitiveness in emerging technologies.
Thailand also used the forum to deepen dialogue with multilateral institutions and global business leaders on inclusive growth, sustainable development and integration of small and medium-sized enterprises into global value chains.
The discussions underscored Thailand’s ambition to pair economic openness with resilience and long-term national benefit.
By showcasing a neutral, investment-ready strategy at one of the world’s most influential economic gatherings, Thailand signalled its intention to remain a stable and proactive partner for global investors while advancing its transition toward a high-value, future-oriented economy.
