Thai Govt Extends 'Thai-Thai Franchise' Program to End of 2027 for Flood Victims
The Thai government has decided to extend the 'Thai-Thai Franchise' project, aimed at providing vocational training and income generation for flood victims, until the end of December 2027. This extension aims to offer further opportunities for self-reliance to those affected by natural disasters.
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