Bangkok: "Supaji" has opened up for the first time about her commitment to short-term work, expressing her determination to assume the role of Minister of Commerce. She emphasized her dedication to using all her experience to work to the fullest potential, acknowledging the praise and expectations she has received as a source of encouragement. She admitted that while she cannot do everything, she intends to choose actions that will yield the best results.
According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Suphajee Suthumpun, the prospective Minister of Commerce, has aligned herself with the Prime Minister's intentions, recognizing this short period as both challenging and crucial. She emphasized the necessity for the country to progress, regardless of the limited time available. Drawing on her diverse experience, including work in international affairs, Ms. Suphajee aims to apply her skills for the greatest benefit during this short term.
When questioned about the public's expectations for her tenure, Ms. Suphajee expressed gratitude for the acknowledgment she has received. She conveyed her hope and appreciation, stating that this recognition acts as significant encouragement, ensuring that her efforts will not disappoint. Consequently, she plans to collaborate with her team under the guidance of the Prime Minister's policies and Mr. Ekniti Nitithanpraphat, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, to swiftly revitalize Thailand's economy.
Addressing concerns regarding the challenges posed by the current economic climate, Ms. Suphajee acknowledged the difficulty but affirmed her determination to succeed. She noted that while it is impossible to tackle everything, she intends to focus on the most effective actions within the available timeframe.
On the question of her immediate priorities, Ms. Suphajee stated that she awaits royal approval and the Prime Minister's guidance on broader policies before outlining specific actions. She emphasized the importance of coordinating with other ministers to achieve the shared goal of maximizing national benefits, refraining from specifying any particular order of tasks.