Thai PM Urges Japanese Automakers to Act Swiftly Amid Rising Competition from Chinese Companies
During a visit to Tokyo for the upcoming summit between Japan and ASEAN members, Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin emphasized the need for Japanese companies in Thailand, particularly in the automotive sector, to make swift decisions in response to the increasing market share of Chinese companies. In an exclusive interview with Kyodo, Srettha highlighted the challenges Japanese automakers face in Thailand, urging them to adapt to evolving market dynamics quickly. During his visit, Srettha engaged with executives from major Japanese automakers, including Honda Motor Co, Toyota Motor Corp, Nissan Motor Co, Isuzu Motors Ltd, and Suzuki Motor Corp. The discussions...