AGM and Member Luncheon – U.S. Election and its Implications for the Thai Economy

AGM and Member Luncheon – U.S. Election and its Implications for the Thai Economy

On October 17, at AMCHAM AGM and Member Luncheon, Prime Minister’s advisor and Chairman of the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) Dr. Supavud Saicheua delivered a keynote speech on U.S. Election and its implications for the Thai Economy.

Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, U.S. trade policies, and Thailand’s economic growth concerns amid an aging population, he emphasized the United States (U.S.) crucial role as a partner for Thailand and the Asia-Pacific region. He highlighted opportunities for collaboration in agriculture energy transition, and industrial development, especially in Outsourcing Semiconductor Assembly and Testing and aviation.

Confident in the U.S. economy’s global leadership, Dr. Supavud praised its well-regulated capital markets and ability to drive innovation and attract top talent.

The speech underscored the global economy’s interconnectedness and the U.S.’s key role in shaping cross-border trends. As Thailand navigates its own economic challenges, understanding and leveraging its relationship with the U.S. remains crucial for future growth and prosperity.

At the AGM, winners of the 2025-26 term board election were also announced. Meet our 2025-26 Board of Governors here.