Chinese investments help bolster Thai business


As a major vehicle production and export base in South-East Asia, Thailand has attracted growing numbers of Chinese EV manufacturers over the years, said Chula, the secretary-general of the EEC policy committee. — China Daily

BANGKOK: Increasing Chinese investments into Thailand, highlighted by the electric vehicle (EV) industry, have brought relevant industrial chains and technologies, helping to boost the Thai economy and green development in recent years, says the head of the country’s East Economy Corridor (EEC).

As a major vehicle production and export base in South-East Asia, Thailand has attracted growing numbers of Chinese EV manufacturers over the years, echoing the Thai government’s incentives for the EV industry, Chula Sukmanop, secretary-general of the EEC policy committee, said during an interview with Xinhua News Agency in Bangkok.

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