Blocked as Thai PM, Pita remains hopeful about his future


While the former Move Forward leader vowed to run again, it is possible neither he nor Move Forward will make it to the next election. - PHOTO: AFP

BANGKOK: Even with his Thai premiership bids thwarted and his party facing dissolution despite winning May’s election, Pita Limjaroenrat sees a political future for himself.

The 43 year-old has shaken off the disappointment and is busy preparing for the years - and challenges - ahead. With plans to criss-cross the country and travel overseas to build support, he is seeking to sustain momentum that could deliver his progressive Move Forward Party another win in the next election cycle.

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