Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has unveiled a five-cluster strategic framework to drive Thailand’s development, aligning public and private sectors to accelerate economic growth and improve the quality of life.

Addressing Parliament, Anutin said the government will adopt an integrated public administration approach, grouping national priorities into five clusters to improve policy efficiency and coordination.

The five strategic clusters include:

Macroeconomy, Investment, and Future Industries: Strengthening economic stability, advancing the digital economy and artificial intelligence, and revising laws to boost competitiveness.

Production, Trade, and Services: Upgrading agriculture and agro-processing, strengthening supply chains, developing future industries, supporting SMEs, and increasing the value of the tourism sector.

Infrastructure, Natural Resources, and Environment: Advancing efforts toward net-zero emissions by 2050 and addressing climate change impacts.

Society and Welfare: Raising the quality of life, developing human capital, and strengthening social protection alongside fiscal stability.

Foreign Affairs and National Security: Expanding Thailand’s global role while maintaining domestic stability and security.

Each cluster will be led by designated agencies that will set direction, coordinate across sectors, establish measurable targets, and track progress. The government also pledged to address structural challenges and report results to the public on an ongoing basis.