House panel wants more groundwork

House panel wants more groundwork

A specialized House committee that studies the Land Bridge proposal suggested that the government set up a management board and hold more hearings before construction begins structure.

Radklao Inthawong Suwankiri, a lieutenant state spokesperson, said yesterday that the council presented its advice to the government on Tuesday.

The study covered several dimensions of the Land Bridge initiative, including definitions, formats, purchase models, growth guidelines and expected benefits.

Before proceeding, the commission suggested that a clear structure and goals become established.

The committee urged the government to ensure community involvement and provide accurate information to promote knowledge and public support for the project in relation to property confiscation and the environment.

New organizations may be established to monitor and ensure that the gate blends with the surrounding system.

Additionally, the committee suggested that the government work with the Policy Committee for the Eastern Economic Corridor ( EEC ) and the Council of State. Learning from the EEC’s experience may help identify hurdles and find answers. Additionally, the study demonstrated that it is necessary to gather public opinion, and that public information should be sourced from the related organizations.

The government should summarise its plans for using modern technology to attract foreign investment, economic smart.

Ms. Radklao claimed that the cupboard gave the Transport Ministry instructions on Tuesday to collaborate with important organizations to come up with legal recommendations and wrap up the studies. They do forward the reports to the government for approval before sending them to the Cabinet Secretariat.

Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit also stated that the overseas private businesses, especially those in Dubai and China, were interested in funding the project after running overseas roadshows.

” I am convinced that this job may come to fruition”, said Mr Suriya. The roadshows were successful because “many people expressed interest in the project.”

The next step is to submit the schedule to the legislature for legislation-drafting.

By the end of 2025, companies ‘ bids are anticipated to be submitted with the drafted Southwestern Special Economic Zone expenses by the upcoming period.

Mr. Suriya promised to drive for development to start right away after the bidding process was finished.