Thailand Reaffirms Its Commitment to Sustainability
Thai Government Adopts 5-Year Plan to Bolster its BCG Economy and Approves new Incentives to Support Growth in the Electric Vehicle Industry
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BANGKOK, Jan. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, the Thailand Board of Investment s (BOI) New York office announced the government s plans to implement a new 5-year economic strategy that embraces the Bio, Circular and Green (BCG) economy and a comprehensive set of tax incentives supporting growth of Thailand s Electric Vehicle (EV) industry.
Underpinning the Thai Government s commitment to sustainability, the BOI s strategic plan to support the BCG economy, includes four key industries; agriculture and food; healthcare and medical services; energy and biochemicals; and the creative economy and tourism.
SIR – Your Leading Article (December 16) is absolutely right.
Trust in people’s common sense. The vast majority will do what is right. The usual suspects will be irresponsible regardless.
John Taylor
Purley, Surrey
SIR – They break the rules; you bend the rules; I have a very good reason for what I am doing.
Kate Wylie Carrick
SIR – You report that two leading medical journals have criticised the Government’s stance on Christmas.
Readers should understand that the Health Service Journal is actually a magazine for NHS managers. The British Medical Journal, meanwhile, is partly a peer-reviewed publication, but in recent years has also published political comment. Most of this has been critical of government policy (no matter which party is in power), and both journals could be said to share the view that the NHS runs the country.