“Chatchawan” promotes three Thai Sang Thai prime ministerial candidates boasting tangible achievements, clean reputations, and comprehensive qualifications as the main choice for Thai people to help them “relieve fatigue and poverty.”Tags: [politics, Thai Sang Thai Party, prime minister candidates, integrity, public policy]
On 3 January 2026 GMT+7, Mr. Chatchawan Paethayathai, Secretary-General of the Thai Sang Thai Party (TST), spoke about the party’s prime minister candidates, describing them as top leaders with clear strengths surpassing other party leaders in every aspect. Notably, Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, party leader, is a proven honest administrator with successful management skills. Her notable achievements include the 30 Baht Universal Healthcare Scheme, which she completed while serving as minister for a full four years, and managing global health crises like SARS and avian flu. The WHO awarded her recognition, proving that Khunying Sudarat can turn complex policies into practical realities that serve the public anytime, backed by her extensive experience.Tags: [Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, healthcare policy, SARS, public administration, WHO award]
For legal expertise, Thai Sang Thai highlights Mr. Phokin Polkul, former Speaker of the Parliament and former Supreme Administrative Court judge, a leading public law expert in Thailand. He was behind unlocking 1,000 laws that obstructed SMEs and entrepreneurs within one year and pushed for a people’s constitution granting 50,000 citizens the power to remove corrupt politicians, as well as dishonest independent agencies and the Constitutional Court.Tags: [Phokin Polkul, legal reform, SMEs, constitution reform, anti-corruption]
In national security and political strategy, the party has Lieutenant General Pharadon Phatthanabut, known as “Sergeant Meow,” former Secretary-General of the National Security Council, an expert on national security and a key mediator for peace in the southern border. He is recognized for integrity and viewing security through a democratic lens. The party’s three prime minister candidates represent the best combination of “experience-success-integrity,” rare qualities in today’s leaders. The party focuses not only on campaigning but on building Thailand with trusted professionals free from corruption records. They are ready to implement a 3,000 baht pension policy and reform the welfare state structure to sustainably improve the quality of life for all Thais, surpassing all previous options available to the public.Tags: [Pharadon Phatthanabut, national security, peace mediation, political strategy, pension policy, welfare reform]