Overview

• In an inaugural policy address, Anutin set immediate steps to ease living costs and revive domestic demand.
• The government will roll out a 47 billion baht co-payment plan subsidizing up to 60% of select food and consumer goods.
• Targeted relief includes assistance for individual debts up to 100,000 baht and up to 1 million baht in liquidity for smaller businesses.
• The administration will pursue a nationwide referendum on revoking the Thailand–Cambodia border MoU to "avoid further conflict" after July clashes that killed dozens and displaced more than 260,000 people.
• Anutin also voiced support for a referendum to choose an elected assembly to draft a new constitution.