Prof. Dr. Yotsanon aims for 200 MPs; if not successful, will cooperate with parties with similar ideologies. He emphasizes on reducing debt and using science-technology to solve national issues, asking for a chance to implement desired changes.
Prof. Dr. Yotsanon Wongsawat, a prime minister candidate from Pheu Thai Party, spoke in an interview about his encounters with Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, a former health minister, discussing plans to promote Thailand's medical equipment industry, recognized globally for medical services.
He affirmed the ability to work with various parties, as long as they share similar policies and ideologies aligning with Pheu Thai's and the people's voices.
The Pheu Thai Party aims to achieve political stability by electing 200 MPs, which will enable effective policy implementation. Should that goal be unattainable, collaboration with likeminded political parties focusing on policy development will be pursued.
Prof. Dr. Yotsanon expressed his intent to tackle interconnected national issues with parallel policies, highlighting the importance of making citizens financially viable by addressing debt and living expenses.
He emphasized on enhancing efficiency in agriculture, industry, production, and services via science and technology, and stressed the significance of attracting and incorporating foreign investments with fair technological exchange.
The aim is to lift financial burdens allowing citizens to engage in new viable economic activities, enabling them to start anew economically.
（编译：Jon 泰国中文社；审校：Alex；来源：Thairath）
