Current trends and priorities of Thailand's investment policy in the context of global challenges

The article examines key aspects of Thailand's investment policy, its evolution and current priorities. The authors analyze the role of foreign direct investment (FDI) as a tool for enhancing the country's competitiveness and supporting priority sectors of the economy. Particular attention is paid to measures aimed at creating a favorable investment climate, including tax incentives, simplification of bureaucratic procedures and development of publicprivate partnerships. The article also examines the chronology of changes in Thailand's investment policy and highlights current strategic areas, such as digitalization, green economy and infrastructure development. The authors emphasize the strengths of the Thai economy, including a favorable geographical location and a diversified economy, and also note existing challenges, such as bureaucratic barriers and socio-political instability. Based on the analysis of data and strategic documents, a conclusion is made about Thailand's significant potential as an investment hub in Southeast Asia, in the context of the global transition to sustainable development and digital transformation.