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“Pheu Thai” Chi “Prayut” accelerates the adjustment of the amount of 9 billion to help SMEs before bankruptcy, suggesting that they should keep employment. Before Unemployment Rises Besides caring for the value of the baht, it suggests the intelligence and vision of the Vietnamese leader compared to the Thai leader.
On January 24, Mr. Krisada Tantedthit, MP Nong Khai, former Under Secretary General of the Federation of Thai Industries The Pheu Thai Economic Working Group said that according to the Pheu Thai Economic Working Group, he had kidnapped General Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister of Defense and head of the economic team To help accelerate the business of SMEs who are struggling all the time Because the measures to help SMEs are not enough, the amount of 500 million baht from Bank of Thailand (BOT) loans through commercial banks. I can only lend just over one hundred million baht, even though there are still many SMEs in trouble, this is a good thing. That the government only thought about amending the regulations To relax, loans are easier and more convenient, which will make it easier to help SMEs do business, even if it is late, but it is better than not. Due to the relaxation of credit regulations It is necessary to help SMEs to survive before they all fail. What to see if it will help any company. With having to consider that, which companies will survive the coronavirus crisis?
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He would like General Prayut to consult with the BOT to adjust the 4 billion baht amount set by the BOT to purchase private bonds. The loans to help SMEs increased the business to a total of 900 million baht, according to the advice of Mr. Pichai Naripthaphan, deputy leader of the Pheu Thai Economic Party, proposed because the 400 billion amount he intends to buy private bonds would not be used. It is used to buy private bonds From the objections of finance and finance staff, including Dr. Weeraphong Ramangkul, former deputy prime minister and former finance minister, as it would help the tycoon. And it is likely to go against the principles of the BOT itself, so you want to adjust that limit to help make the SME business more profitable. And if necessary, you may need to ask the BOT to increase the credit limit. The government may have to guarantee bad debts. That can happen with loans to SMEs in the future. But when the economy has recovered AND there is a selection of businesses that can be revived Bad debts may not be many, many SMEs want to support themselves during this crisis.
However, the government must have a complete set of concepts and guidelines. With wanting to have measures to help recruitment To address the problem of unemployment that will be a big problem Accelerate the vaccination of people to complete as soon as possible For companies to return to normal is important. Taking care of the baht that is still very strong. There hasn’t been much progress in the bilateral and multilateral free trade talks. Especially with many major countries The development of bureaucratic platforms or the digitization of entry systems is also a matter of urgency. Not paying in cash Pay a thousand baht per week for 7 weeks and have to register through a mobile phone that many people do not have yet. That created a lot of problems Until the public thought that The size of the government makes it easy. As if giving money was a curse Things as difficult as recovering the economy and making money in the country are not mentioned.
General Prayut wonders why Vietnam has no resources AND not as smart as Thailand But why has Vietnam developed and advanced much more than Thailand during the last 6 years? I would like General Prayut to study the way of thinking and the vision of the Vietnamese leader What he thinks How to plan And how to do it How different from me Why does a country become progressive? While another set the country back. Both with greater potential Which clearly shows that a smart and intelligent leader Will make a big difference in the country The Thai people know the appreciation of past experiences for many years, “said Krisada …
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