The Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Trade of Thailand has submitted its White Paper 2025 to the government, laying out a roadmap to revitalise the economy, boost competitiveness, and attract new investment amid global uncertainty.
The proposal is built around five key pillars. First is trade and investment, calling for faster free trade deals, legal reforms, easier logistics, and stronger support for new industries such as clean energy, alongside workforce upskilling.
Second is agriculture and food, with a push to add value to farm products, promote future food and tropical fruits, and use technology to raise productivity and incomes while strengthening Thailand’s role in global food markets.
Third is tourism and services, aiming to position the country as a global wellness and quality tourism hub, improve safety and trust, and spread tourism income more evenly through digital platforms and SME support.
Fourth is digital and AI-driven innovation, focusing on expanding the digital economy, developing skills at scale, attracting global talent, and setting clear rules for data and AI to help businesses modernise.
The fifth pillar is sustainability, promoting green growth through cleaner energy, better air quality, circular economy practices, and carbon markets.
Overall, the White Paper serves as a collaborative blueprint from the private sector to help steer Thailand toward more inclusive, resilient, and future-ready growth.
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