Thai Govt Accelerates Local Parts Suppliers' Global Integration
The Thai government is intensifying the use of 'local content' to promote the integration of domestic auto parts manufacturers into global supply chains. The Board of Investment (BOI) organized a business matching event connecting 76 Thai companies with major automakers, resulting in 71 business negotiations. This initiative aims to expand order opportunities for local firms and reduce import dependency.
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