The Prime Minister met with Amazon Web Services (AWS) executives to promote the expansion of digital infrastructure and data centers in Thailand, highlighting the Fast Pass measures and clean energy initiatives to position Thailand as a digital hub, while expressing gratitude for their confidence.
12 Nov 2026 GMT+7 Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, held discussions with executives of Amazon Web Services (AWS) to drive the expansion of digital infrastructure and data center investments in Thailand, with executives from the Board of Investment (BOI) and the Office of the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) also attending.
The Prime Minister thanked AWS for their confidence and continuous investment in developing Thailand’s digital infrastructure, affirming the government’s readiness to support long-term investment expansion through regulatory facilitation, clean energy provision, and workforce development for the technology industry.
The government is establishing a Data Center One Stop Service to enhance resource allocation efficiency and promoting the BOI’s Thailand Fast Pass Service to reduce approval procedures, aiming to accelerate business operations and create a favorable investment climate.
Regarding energy, the government prioritizes securing stable and environmentally friendly electricity to support data center growth. AWS affirmed its commitment to using clean energy, including sourcing power via Direct Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and employing air cooling technology.
Meanwhile, AWS continues to develop Thailand’s digital workforce by partnering with universities and educational institutions, including collaboration with the College of Innovation and Industrial Management (CIIM) at King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang to develop Thailand’s first master's degree program in Data Center Engineering to supply skilled personnel for the industry.
AWS plans long-term investments in Thailand exceeding 5 billion U.S. dollars, approximately 190 billion baht, over 15 years. The first phase data center project is valued at over 24.8 billion baht, and AWS Asia Pacific (Thailand) Region is already operational.
This discussion reflects the government’s direction to accelerate attracting high-tech investment alongside developing infrastructure, clean energy, and Thai personnel, aiming to enhance competitiveness and sustainably position Thailand as a leading digital economy hub in the region.
