The Government has sought support and cooperation from the Thai Bankers' Association on easing household and SME debt and injecting liquidity into the market for clients who still have production capacity to supply the market.

Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul on 22 September 2025 led the Government’s economic team to meet executives of the Thai Bankers' Association to discuss economic and financial issues and listen to the views and concerns of various banks. This marked the first time in the 58-year history of the Thai Bankers' Association that the Prime Minister and his economic team personally visited the association.

Prime Minister Anutin stated that his administration would focus on enhancing Thailand’s potential and increasing economic value for various sectors, especially tourism, services, medical services, wellness, agriculture, automotive production, and high-tech industries.

The Government will open up more channels to sell Thai goods, and instead of relying on large trading partners, it will seek new markets in various regions of the world to diversify Thai exports. In this regard, entrepreneurs will be given support to ensure that Thailand-branded products will receive greater recognition internationally.

The Prime Minister pointed out that amidst competition in the region, Thailand should reestablish the Thai banking system as a leader in ASEAN, enabling it to compete effectively in the global market, which has been experiencing changes in business operations.

The Government also explained its “Quick Big Win” plan, aimed at accelerating economic recovery, strengthening the Thai economy on a sustainable basis, and enhancing Thailand’s competitiveness in the long run.

The plan must be carried out immediately, as the Government has pledged to dissolve the House of Representatives within four months to pave the way for a general election.