Thailand Approves Four New EEC Zones to Attract Advanced Industry Investment
Thailand's government has approved four new special economic zones in Chon Buri and Rayong provinces, aiming to bolster investment in advanced industries. The Prime Minister emphasized a shift from relying on low labor costs to prioritizing technology, infrastructure, and workforce development.
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