Surrounded by enthusiastic supporters during a campaign rally near Bangkok’s Victory Monument, Move Forward Party (MFP) leader Pita Limjaroenrat vowed that his party can simultaneously address economic challenges and resolve complex political and social issues if elected to form the next government. Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, the party’s campaign assistant, emphasized that while many parties are focused solely on basic economic concerns, the MFP is committed to tackling both economic and multifaceted issues.
During a campaign rally in Northeast Thailand, Thanathorn outlined the MFP’s wide-ranging platform, which includes boosting trade, revamping the education curriculum, investing in new technologies, creating jobs, and reforming the military. He shared his vision of the MFP’s ability to implement these policies concurrently, emphasizing that a government led by Pita Limjaroenrat would be able to tackle all of these important issues in tandem.
“If Mr. Pita becomes the prime minister, the MFP-led government will set out to do these things. The Commerce Ministry will sell produce overseas. The Education Ministry will revise the curriculum to reflect the changing world. The Industry Ministry will create jobs,” Thanathorn said during the rally. “The Defence Ministry will set about reforming the armed forces to prevent more coups in the future. These can be implemented simultaneously. This is what we’re offering.”
At a rally in Nonthaburi, Mr. Pita shared his optimism about the party’s momentum, stating that they are on track to win the May 14th polls and secure a position in the next coalition government. He highlighted four key policies that are central to the MFP platform. These policies include transforming Nonthaburi into a hub for craft beer production within 100 days, bringing electric buses with fares ranging from 8-45 baht to the streets, raising the daily minimum wage to 450 baht, and utilizing AI to combat corruption.
“It’s just ten days till the election. We’ve come too far to lose,” Mr. Pita told supporters during the rally. With the elections fast approaching, the Move Forward Party continues to captivate voters with its ambitious platform that boldly aims to tackle a diverse array of pressing issues, addressing not just economic concerns, but also social and political challenges in order to drive Thailand forward.
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