In an effort to spur economic growth, Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt intends to lobby the government to promote the city’s status as a hub for multinational corporations.
Considering that the policy will strengthen the urban economy and generate jobs, Chadchart states that it should be in accordance with government policies.
Cities serve as labour markets. Because there are jobs there, people choose to live in cities. We need to bring in foreign corporations to Bangkok in order to generate jobs, he says. The arrival of reputable businesses will lead to job creation. The Bangkok governor says farmers, taxi drivers, restaurant proprietors and owners of rental properties will also benefit.
He claims the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) frequently meets with expats, foreign businesses, and investors to learn about their requirements and wants. This demonstrates that the BMA prioritises serving investors, according to Chadchart.
“We intend to establish a one-stop service hub for overseas investors and production teams. I’d welcome the chance to talk to the government about how it might bring money into Bangkok,” the governor says.
“Bangkok is currently an excellent place to live. There are several advantages, such as accessible office space, hospitals that can treat employees of multinational corporations, and foreign schools.
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