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Anutin pitches Thailand as ASEAN gateway in Russia
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Thailand’s prime minister has wrapped up a visit to Russia, pitching the kingdom as a gateway into the wider ASEAN market and inviting Russian investors to use it as a regional base.
Key facts
- Thailand’s prime minister has wrapped up a visit to Russia, pitching the kingdom as a gateway into the wider ASEAN market and inviting Russian investors to use it as a regional base.
- Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul attended the Special ASEAN-Russia Summit in Kazan, where he addressed the ASEAN-Russia Business Forum
- At the summit, the prime minister introduced his “3Rs”
- He also flagged opportunities in emerging sectors such as data centres, semiconductors, the digital economy, clean energy, food production, healthcare, and the green economy, urging Russian investors to use Thailand as a launchpad for
Summary
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul attended the Special ASEAN-Russia Summit in Kazan, where he addressed the ASEAN-Russia Business Forum. Anutin presented Thailand as a strategic entry point to an ASEAN market of more than 700 million people, pointing to the country’s strengths in infrastructure and logistics.
He also flagged opportunities in emerging sectors such as data centres, semiconductors, the digital economy, clean energy, food production, healthcare, and the green economy, urging Russian investors to use Thailand as a launchpad for regional expansion.