The 'Dynamic Party' will officially launch on 17 Dec with the slogan 'Smart Support and Sincere.' Former Populist MP Apisit Lai Satruklai has appeared wearing the party's shirt.
On 17 Dec 2025, Kanweer Suebsang, leader of the Dynamic Party, along with Suraphan Waiyakorn, deputy leader, and Sorayut Phettrakul, party secretary, held a press conference to introduce the party. They emphasized that the party's stance, ideas, and political direction focus on 'Smart Support and Sincere,' believing that being smart, open, proactive, and action-oriented is more important than empty rhetoric.
The Dynamic Party's management team combines seasoned political veterans and young leaders. It is not just an alternative or fallback option but the only path to elevate Thailand onto the global stage by attracting capital and revitalizing the economy to improve Thai livelihoods.
Kanweer Suebsang explained the reason for founding the party: his stance and ideology aim to build a small but strong home. Given the country's increasingly complex challenges, a platform is needed that allows rapid problem-solving without being bogged down by procedures. He is confident the Dynamic Party will offer the best to the people and be a practical choice. He cannot wait to address pressing issues, whether the Thailand-Cambodia conflict or disaster problems. His experience working with the United Nations taught him to focus on action, not prolonged processes. The party advocates proactive diplomacy, not just reactive crisis management. Thus, voting for the Dynamic Party means gaining more than just diplomats; it offers something beyond politics or governance.
He acknowledged that establishing a political party today is not easy and that lessons were learned from working in the House of Representatives. Over the past two months, they have organized and structured the party. He believes the public will see their genuine commitment and invites everyone to participate, as Thailand's politics have stagnated for 2 years and 7 months. If they were not confident, they would not be here today. . . .
"Our goal is to form the government because we want to implement policies effectively."
Regarding polls indicating the Dynamic Party is likely to be one of the coalition parties, Kanweer stated clearly that he wants to be in government because the party’s policies are ideology-driven and people-centered.
"The Dynamic Party is committed to promises made to the people. Watch as our policies become the only way to push the country forward amid various pressing problems. Over the past two years, the country has been stuck due to divisions. We aim to break through the middle and be a beacon showing that a new political party with capable workers is here." Kanweer said.
The party’s first policy priority is foreign affairs, which may seem intangible since no party has championed it. The past two years have shown the impacts of border situations. Therefore, transforming Thailand’s diplomacy is crucial.
"Confident of securing 150 seats."
Suraphan Waiyakorn, deputy leader, said the party has specific strategies for each area and is confident of firmly establishing itself. They focus on quality over quantity, having identified 35 ready provinces and about 230 strategic constituencies. They are intensively working in 122 constituencies, of which 97 are considered 'Winning Zones' where they can capture seats. In summary, the party is ready to field strong candidates in 150 constituencies with realistic chances.
Sorayut Phettrakul, party secretary, said their movement opens opportunities for genuine actors to help restructure Thai politics and develop the country across all dimensions. They aim to build a society with talented and capable people who do not just survive by conforming but thrive and live well through their own abilities.
Introduction of former MP Apisit Lai Satruklai wearing the party shirt.
After the press conference, the Dynamic Party introduced Apisit Lai Satruklai, former party-list MP of the Populist Party, who joined as a member and wore the party shirt.
Apisit said he wants to work with good people and pursue policies that can be realized. At minimum, he hopes to help community members increase their monthly income by 500 to 1,000 baht. He believes this is achievable and wants to make their discussions a reality.