Bangkok: Suwat Liptapanlop, Chairman of the Chart Pattana Party and former Deputy Prime Minister, has expressed openness toward collaborating with the Pheu Thai Party, emphasizing that decisions should prioritize national benefit. As he reflects on his 38-year political career, Suwat, now 70, believes the country's current state is much improved economically and politically. He wishes to leverage his extensive experience to further enhance Thailand's economic landscape.
According to Thai News Agency, Suwat has expressed no desire for any specific political position, having served in numerous roles throughout his career. Instead, he is eager to offer his insights and advice, particularly to the emerging generation of politicians. He highlighted the stability of the current government, which holds 320 parliamentary votes, and stressed the importance of addressing economic challenges swiftly. Suwat commended the Prime Minister's modern approach and expressed confidence in his ability to tackle the nation's issues effectively.
Suwat remains optimistic about the government's ability to withstand the opposition's censure motion, attributing it to strong relations with coalition partners. However, he advises the government to maintain transparency and communication with the public. On the topic of internal coalition dynamics, Suwat acknowledged minor disagreements but dismissed them as insignificant to overall stability. He underscored the necessity of cooperation to address the country's pressing problems, advocating for decisions that serve the nation's best interests.