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Thailand now well ahead of many other developed countries, says Prayut

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General Prayut came to power after staging a military coup in May 2014. He resumed premiership in 2019 after Palang Pracharath Party formed a coalition government. In the May 14 general election, he was PM candidate for the United Thai Nation Party. He has announced that he is retiring from politics.
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The Nation ThailandThe Nation Thailand

Thailand now well ahead of many other developed countries, says Prayut

As he gets ready to hand the reins over to Thailand’s new premier, outgoing Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha outlined the country’s development during his nine years in power.

·Bangkok, Thailand
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The Nation Thailand broke the news in Bangkok, Thailand on Saturday, August 26, 2023.
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