“Thailand’s economy, which is primarily powered by green energy, will also meet the preferences of global consumers seeking environmental sustainability in all aspects of their experiences and activities. The country’s goal of promoting soft power, tourism, and wellness will undoubtedly meet this demand,” he said.
Kittipong Kittayarak, executive director of the Thailand Institute of Justice and member of the Thai Stock Exchange’s committee, expressed his support for the government’s renewable energy practice and green economy strategy.
He pledged to educate and encourage all listed companies, as well as small and medium enterprises (SMEs), to adopt green practices, particularly in terms of carbon emissions.
The move, he said, will not only help Thai companies integrate more smoothly into the global supply chain, but will also demonstrate…
