Thai businesses face mounting economic and technological pressures over the next three years, prompting calls for stronger preparation, closer supply-chain cooperation and workforce training.

Stronger national resilience and closer public-private collaboration to ensure foreign investment delivers benefits for Thailand's domestic economy, says Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas.

The Transport Ministry is reviewing Thailand's aviation safety systems after a communications failure disrupted 22 air traffic control centres across the United States.

Thailand is facing a slow-burning economic crisis as rising energy costs, stagnant wages and mounting household debt squeeze consumers, exposing weaknesses in government policies.

The Thai Chamber of Commerce has urged Thailand and China to improve investment facilitation, market access and transport links to help businesses in both countries expand.