Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party has introduced its candidates for the upcoming election, focusing on the Asavaheme family and the Samut Prakan Progressive Group, expressing confidence in securing victory across the Samut Prakan province. Akkrawat Asawahem highlighted his experience with the Pheu Thai Party, criticizing the missed opportunities in government formation and problem-solving.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chulaphan Amornvivat, leader of the Pheu Thai Party, accompanied by deputy leaders and election directors, welcomed a total of eight candidates for the House of Representatives constituencies and three party-list candidates specific to Samut Prakan Province. This sixth launch adds to a total of over 249 candidates. Notable candidates include Mr. Akkrawat Asawahem and Mr. Yongyuth Suwanbut, both former MPs for Samut Prakan.
Mr. Suriya Jungrungreangkit, the party's election director, emphasized the Pheu Thai Party's position as a robust political entity with a wealth of capable individuals ready to serve. He expressed confidence in the party's ability to translate policies into practical outcomes benefiting the populace. The gradual rollout of candidates demonstrates the party's preparedness for the forthcoming election.
Mr. Chulaphan expressed satisfaction in presenting the candidates for Samut Prakan, noting their strong community ties and understanding of local needs, including those of SMEs and labor sectors. He committed to working closely with the Samut Prakan team to develop policies addressing both local and national aspirations.
Highlighting unity, Mr. Chulaphan welcomed Mr. Akkrawat Asawahem and his team into the party, projecting confidence in winning Samut Prakan Province. He urged candidates to fully engage with the electorate, assuring support for initiatives aligned with local needs and predicting electoral success.
Mr. Akkrawat reflected on his extensive political background and partnership with the Pheu Thai Party, expressing optimism in addressing Samut Prakan's challenges, particularly in economic and debt-related areas. He emphasized the party's readiness to implement development-focused policies, leveraging his 30-year political experience.
Akkrawat conveyed confidence in the Pheu Thai Party's ability to counter competitors like the Prachachon Party, urging for a collaborative effort with the Samut Prakan Progressive Movement. He believes that the lessons learned from past elections will guide the party to overcome trends that previously impacted results.