Nonthaburi, Deputy Minister of Commerce asks "Bhoomtham" to continue working on SMEs so that the planned plans can move forward. Meanwhile, the private sector is still waiting for hope that the government sector will help Thai SME businesses to become even stronger. Mr. Naphinthorn Srisanpang, Deputy Minister of Commerce Revealed after the Cabinet reshuffle Settha 1/1, the Ministry of Commerce has added another Deputy Minister of Commerce. Initially, there was a discussion with Mr. Phumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce, and Mr. Suchat Chom. Klin, future deputy minister of commerce, on the division of labor Which he said that he would like to see work that he is good at, which is pushing SMEs. that has been done all along Since coming to the Ministry of Commerce and believe that no matter who comes, they can work together well In this regard, in terms of helping and pushing SMEs The big project will be launched in June. It is an arrangement to match business owners, location o wners, and people who want to invest or change careers. Currently, more than 20,000 locations have been prepared for those interested in investing in doing business. The Ministry has prepared franchise owners or those wanting to expand their franchise to negotiate with each other, as well as coordinating with the Ministry of Labor. Request support from the Social Security Fund of 2-3 billion baht for banks to manage in granting loans. At a low rate of not more than 7% per year. As for the impact that SMEs want the government to help, Presenting Mr. Phumtham Consider and proceed further. Which cannot be detailed yet because it involves many agencies. One is to address the impact of e-commerce. Mr. Chaichan Charoensuk, Chairman of the Shippers' Council of Thailand (SRT), said that Cabinet adjustments in the government policy section It must be closely followed by the NRCT wanting to focus on helping and promoting SME entrepreneurs. In particular, exporting SMEs face the problem of poor domestic purchasing powe r and must face many factors regarding high costs and liquidity. Even though the Thai Bankers Association announced an interest rate reduction of 0.25%, access to capital is still low. And the real interest rate is still high. 'Right now, the small people are very sympathetic. And there have been serious problems accumulating all along. Poor product sales, lack of liquidity. The concern that the new Cabinet wants to continue is fixing the energy structure. Accelerate the government budget Enhance SME liquidity and find new markets Which we are already doing in the private sector. Personally, who sits in the Ministry of Economic Affairs? It is believed that it is still under the same government policy. I believe that the private sector Not worried about political stability and confidence in foreign eyes Thailand is still moving forward well. Both travel You can still export. What I want to fix is ??the same thing. Both energy and access to small-scale financial resources that has been proposed all along,' Mr. Chaichan said. Source: Thai News Agency