Bangkok: “Anutin” expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister for prioritizing local government, highlighting the Ministry of Interior’s commitment to non-partisan administration. During a workshop on regional and local administration, aimed at integrating provincial development for fiscal year 2025, Anutin declared that the Interior Ministry should function without political divisions, likening the effort to a golfer focusing on the game rather than party affiliations.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, who serves as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, delivered a special lecture attended by key figures such as the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, Director-General of the Department of Local Administration, and provincial executives. In his address, Anutin underscored the importance of merging government and provincial policies to maximize benefits for the populace. He praised the Prime Minister for honoring the meeting’s opening ceremony, emphasizing the government’s collective effort to drive national progress devoid of political party barriers.
Anutin stressed that the Ministry of Interior’s operation should unify both civil servants and politicians to effectively manage provinces. He reiterated the necessity for collaboration between governors and Provincial Administrative Organization presidents to implement government policies efficiently. Highlighting his political background and experience, Anutin assured that the absence of political divisions would lead to successful governance and improved quality of life for citizens.
Mr. Anutin detailed several key policies for his tenure, focusing on the suppression of influential figures and drug problems, fostering economic opportunities, and promoting community tourism. These initiatives aim to enhance provincial development, attract tourism, and strengthen the grassroots economy, ensuring every province has the necessary resources for growth.
Furthermore, Anutin emphasized his impartial approach as Minister of Interior, serving all provinces regardless of political affiliations. He likened political competition to a game of golf, where losing is a lesson to strive harder rather than a reason for blame. He assured a collaborative approach to governance, ensuring that all administrative actions benefit the public.
In conclusion, Anutin reinforced his commitment to ethical governance, assuring that the Ministry of Interior’s budget, exceeding 400 billion baht, would be managed prudently to support national development. He called for collective efforts to foster cooperation and trust, ensuring effective governance for the benefit of all citizens.