Thai Finance Minister Confident Thailand Won't Mirror France's Protests Amid Debt Concerns
Thailand's Permanent Secretary for Finance expressed confidence that the country will not face large-scale protests like those in France, citing a high fiscal buffer and a commitment to not cutting essential welfare services. The government aims to submit a rooftop solar panel project for cabinet approval this month.
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