Amidst the lush greenery of Nong Bua Lamphu province, the animated and ever-diligent Sutin stood beneath the expansive sky, imparting his plans with infectious energy. Sutin’s visit was not just a bureaucratic formality but a fervent mission to lay the groundwork for an historic congregation – the inaugural retreat for Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s Cabinet.
In the spirit of pragmatism and celebration, Srettha has chosen the eve of National Father’s Day, a day reverently dedicated to the memory of the beloved late King Bhumibol Adulyadej, for the first mobile Cabinet meeting. Treading through the vibrant patches of paddy fields in Tambon Nong Sawan, Muang district, Sutin’s presence among the villagers was a signal of proactive governance as he took part in the annual rice harvest alongside them.
As the golden grains whispered tales of the year’s toil, Sutin addressed the needs of the locals, aligning the Defence Ministry’s strategic interests with the community’s welfare. He acknowledged the essential balance between national security – mentioning the imperatives of military land for purposes like artillery training – and local prosperity.
“We acknowledge the importance of our military grounds, be it the echoing shots from the ranges or the thunderous artillery requiring an expanse of up to 40 kilometers. Yet we are unequivocally committed to availing the unused swathes of military land for the villagers’ benefit,” Sutin affirmed with conviction.
With a visionary zeal, Sutin promised a collaborative effort across ministries under his vigilance to foster infrastructural growth. A gleam of anticipation shone in his eyes as he envisaged roads unfurling and water resources burgeoning, carving pathways to progress under the pledge of soldierly support.
“Our soldiers stand ready, a formidable force with unyielding resolve, eager to channel their might into benevolent acts for our people,” he assured the gathering, his voice echoing the government’s solidarity.
Patience, a virtue well-regarded, was Sutin’s gentle counsel to the villagers who eagerly awaited their share of the 10,000 baht from the digital wallet scheme. Even as the shadows of past fiscal burdens loomed, the Srettha government was determined to unearth viable sources to fulfill its pledges.
The day’s labor ended with a token that symbolized the essence of the province – a shirt elegantly adorned with Lai Bua Lamphu, the enchanting lotus pattern reflecting the province’s soul. The Nong Bua Lamphu deputy governor presented this meaningful gift to Sutin, hinting at a new tradition in the making.
Embracing innovation, the provincial administration envisages its Cabinet members bedecked in these patterns, bestowing upon the local crafters a license to weave their magic into attire set for commerce. With this emblematic pattern, they vowed to weave success into the fabric of the local economy, already boasting sales exceeding a magnanimous 1 billion baht.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, painting the skies with hues of determination and hope, the people of Nong Bua Lamphu province saw not just the setting of another day, but the dawn of new opportunities, embodied in the promises and actions of Sutin’s visit – a narrative of unyielding commitment to the harmony of progress and tradition.
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