Follow Anutin as he addresses all hot topics including the People's Solar Program, E20-B20 tax cuts, food security, the Thailand-Cambodia border, and the no-confidence debate in "Talk with the Cabinet and Anutin" on Saturday, 31 Oct.
On 30 Oct 2026, a report from the Government House announced that on Saturday, 31 Oct 2026 at 09:05 GMT+7, viewers can follow the program "Talk with the Cabinet and Anutin" featuring Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, who will directly answer questions on current issues including the economy, politics, and key government initiatives.
This week’s focus is an in-depth look at energy transition policies, including the People's Solar Program aimed at helping households reduce electricity costs, addressing criticisms of favoritism toward big capital and operator specification lock-ins, as well as the reasons behind the government's decision to cut taxes on E20 and B20 fuels to address living costs and agricultural expenses.
Additionally, the Prime Minister will discuss Thailand's economic direction, attracting foreign investors and high-tech industries to set up production bases, what investors see as Thailand’s strengths, and regulatory bottlenecks the government must urgently remove to enable new investments that will build supply chains, jobs, and new skills for Thai workers.
The agenda also covers agriculture and food security, with the government aiming to elevate Thailand from a food production base to economic opportunities amid global uncertainties. He will provide answers regarding crop prices, farmers’ incomes, the Thailand-Cambodia border situation, and reasons why border management measures remain in place.
On political matters, Anutin will address the schedule for the no-confidence debate, accusations that the government is avoiding parliament, foreign affairs tasks, coalition and opposition party relations, and his stance on fake news and government scrutiny. He will also discuss the Cabinet’s mobile meetings and the World Horticultural Expo in Udon Thani, which links to the national agricultural agenda.