Thailand Boosts Local Retailers with Digital Transformation Initiatives
Thailand's Department of Business Development is implementing programs to enhance the competitiveness of local retailers through digitalization and modernization. This year, over 2,600 businesses received training, and 102 stores were upgraded into "Smart Shohuay." The initiative aims to adapt to changing consumer behavior and revitalize local economies.
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