Thai Government to Boost Entrepreneurship with Franchise Business Support: 50% Subsidy Up to 10,000 Baht
The Thai Ministry of Commerce has announced a new support scheme offering subsidies of up to 50% on franchise fees, capped at 10,000 baht, for new entrepreneurs. This initiative aims to encourage business expansion nationwide and stimulate the domestic economy.
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