Thai Economy Stronger Than 1997 Crisis Era, Poised as 'Trusted Connector' for Investment
Reuters reports that Thailand's economy is now more resilient than during the 1997 financial crisis, better equipped to handle global economic pressures. Thailand aims to attract investment in future industries by positioning itself as a 'Trusted Connector' at the IMF-World Bank meetings.
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