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PM's China trip aims to boost tech investment
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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is set to embark on a crucial visit to China later this week, aiming to strengthen economic ties and attract investment in Thailand's future industries, notably semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), and electric vehicles.
Key facts
- The trip, scheduled from July 16-20, will take Mr Anutin to Beijing and Shanghai, where he will meet with senior Chinese officials and business leaders.
- policy, Thailand wants EVs to account for 30% of total auto production by 2030, including 725,000 zero-emission cars, 675,000 electric motorcycles, and 34,000 electric buses and trucks.
- Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is set to embark on a crucial visit to China later this week, aiming to strengthen economic ties and attract investment in Thailand's future industries, notably semiconductors, artificial intelligence
- semiconductor products to market by 2050.
Summary
The trip, scheduled from July 16-20, will take Mr Anutin to Beijing and Shanghai, where he will meet with senior Chinese officials and business leaders.
The mission is part of a broader government strategy to position Thailand as a hub for advanced technologies.