Thailand's Prime Minister Anutin is set to unveil a new cabinet list, a move that will grant him greater authority to tackle challenges arising from the Middle East crisis, which threatens the growth prospects of the Southeast Asian nation. According to Jin10, Anutin informed reporters that a list of 35 ministers has been prepared and will be submitted for royal approval on Monday, following background checks by various agencies. Local media reports suggest that the announcement may be made on April 7, detailing economic stimulus and debt management plans, as well as steps to enhance Thailand's competitiveness and promote inclusive growth. The statement is also expected to include measures to increase revenue and address natural disasters and national security issues. The Prime Minister has faced criticism due to fuel shortages, soaring prices, and supply chain challenges resulting from the Gulf conflict. The ripple effects of the war have led some economists to lower Thailand's growth forecasts, as it impacts the country's key export and tourism sectors.
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