b>Following the election, a new government will be formed to manage the country and overcome the various obstacles ahead.

These include the economy, people's livelihoods, natural disasters, diseases, border issues with neighboring countries, and many more that occur daily.

We hope the new government will steer the country in a better direction, especially addressing the economic slowdown that affects most people.

At the same time, businesses, particularly SMEs and startups, must continuously develop their organizations to cope with fierce competition both domestically and internationally.

Experts advise strict financial discipline, generating cash flow, and reducing costs to ensure organizational stability.

This also includes continuously adopting innovation and modern technology to develop organizations and personnel for robust growth.

Even if Thailand doesn't experience rapid growth like other ASEAN countries such as Vietnam, Indonesia, and Singapore,

if we move slowly but steadily, we will safely overcome any crises.

Every crisis presents an opportunity. This includes opportunities to further develop and expand promising businesses with potential, such as food, tourism, health, and logistics, among others.

It's time for Thais of all professions to have confidence in Thailand's potential, its "soft power," including its culture and unique Thai way of life, unlike any other country in the world.