Mr Takorn says the key pillars to build the digital economy are people, private sector and the government.
The Thai Sang Thai Party proposed its digital economy agenda to steer Thailand’s economic recovery, guiding the country out of the middle-income trap and ensuring sustainability.
The party said it can achieve its digital economy goals via three strategies — equipping people with digital skills, promoting private investment in innovation, and government support — said Takorn Tantasith, the party’s committee chair for developing the efficiency of the nation’s digital economy.
Last Sunday, he took the stage for the party’s presentation of its policies and goals related to the digital economy.
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