PM Srettha says he’ll prove his ability within 6 months

PM Srettha says he'll prove his ability within 6 months
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin welcomes writers as he and his new government members enter Government House. Chanat Katanyu is shown in the image.

On Wednesday, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin pledged to demonstrate his ability to lead the nation within three to six months and stated that he was open to suggestions that may help the populace.

After entering Government House for the first time on Wednesday night with members of his fresh government, Mr. Srettha made the promise.

They sat down to discuss the government’s plan speech, which would be presented to the legislature on Monday, after initially paying respect at the temple outside the building.

” To demonstrate his performance, I need time for national leadership and I would like about six or three weeks.” I think I’m an open-minded person. After presiding over the special government meeting, Mr. Srettha said,” I will talk to anyone who has useful information and valuable recommendations.”

He declared that he was committed to acting in the people’s best interests.

When asked about the immediate policies his government has, Mr. Srettha responded that they would benefit farmers by lowering the price of fertilizers and pesticides and opening up new markets for their produce.

The cabinet had endorse measures to assist farmers in overcoming water shortages brought on by the El Nino weather pattern at its first ordinary meeting on Wednesday of next week, according to the prime minister.

The government’s fast policies include the 10, 000-baht digital wallet money release, solutions for farm, business, and legal sector debt, more sensible energy prices, visa facilitation for visitors from targeted countries and people attending global meetings, as well as rewriting the constitution, according to a policy statement draft that is available at the parliament on Wednesday.