Kriangkrai Thiennukul
Kriangkrai Thiennukul is the President of the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), where he plays a pivotal role in advocating for policy reforms and measures aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Thailand. Recently, he announced a set of initiatives known as '4 GO' during the FTI EXPO 2025, aimed at driving innovation and sustainability in the Thai industrial sector.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul stated that the Federation of Thai Industries is accelerating structural adjustments towards future industries.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul, the president of the Federation of Thai Industries, expressed concerns about the economic outlook.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul, the chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries, questioned the Bank of Thailand's responsibility for the unusual strengthening of the Thai baht.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul is the President of the Federation of Thai Industries.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul, the President of the Federation of Thai Industries, stated that the 'Half-Half' measure is a good short-term project that helps increase purchasing power.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul, the chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries, stated that the government change could delay budget disbursement.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul, the chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries, discussed the impact of the border clashes on trade between Thailand and Cambodia.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul, the Chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries, emphasized the urgent needs of the private sector.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul is the Chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries who expressed concerns about the impact of the import tax.
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Thailand:
Kriangkrai Thiennukul, the President of the Federation of Thai Industries, expressed concerns about Moody's downgrade.
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