The Prachachart Party held an executive committee meeting to prepare for the 2026 election, declaring itself a "main party" in the legislative system, praising "Wannor" for his honorable service over two terms.
On 16 Dec 2025 GMT+7, reporters at the Prachachart Party headquarters reported that at 16:00. (The time indicator is a continuation fragment.)Mr. Wan Muhamad Nor Matha, former Speaker of the House of Representatives and Prachachart Party leader, serving as the party's advisory chairman, together with Police Colonel Tawi Sodsoon, former Minister of Justice and party leader, Mr. Sukarno Matha, secretary-general and former MP of Yala,along with former MPs of the Prachachart Party and the party's executive committee held a joint meeting on various agendas, including the candidate selection committeefor parliamentary candidates,to discuss the political situation and prepare for the election.Mr. Wan Muhamad Nor Matha expressed
his gratitude toformer MPs, the executive committee,and party personnel who have made it clear to the public that the Prachachart Party remains active.Meanwhile, Police Colonel Tawi emphasized the importance of uniting during this political transition, stating that in this election, the Prachachart Party is ready to declare itself a "main party" of the country. He clarified that being a "main party" is not measured solely by the number of representatives but by fulfilling the role of a"pillar"
within the legislative institution over the past two terms."Within the legislative system, the Prachachart Party has proven that throughout the past period,all party MPs have truly acted as pillars for the legislature, especially Mr. Wannor, who served honorably as Speaker of the House,"
Police Colonel Tawi said. Additionally, the meeting addressed the necessity of restructuring the party's executive committee, emphasizing the need to select and appoint a new committee to ensure continuous and lawful party management, preparing to advance the party proudly into the election under the ideology of “Growth through Faith, Sustainable for the People.” Police Colonel Tawi also called on party members to unite in building the Prachachart Party into a
"sustainable political institution"that transcends the traditional cycles of Thai politics.