Tag: Boonsong Teriyapirom
Ministers give unclear explanation on rice pledging losses
Commerce Minister Boonsong Teriyapirom last Friday categorically denied a report that government’s losses amounted to Bt26 billion from the rice pledging scheme. ...
Ministers give unclear explanation on rice pledging losses
BANGKOK, June 7 – Commerce Minister Boonsong Teriyapirom today categorically denied a report that government’s losses amounted to Bt26 billion from the rice pledging...
Commerce minister: Rice pledging scheme continues, losses lower than Bt260 billion
BANGKOK, June 6 – Commerce Minister Boonsong Teriyapirom has categorically ruled out the government’s Bt260 billion loss in the rice pledging scheme and promised...
Commerce Ministry confident Thai trade to Sri Lanka-Maldives to double in...
BANGKOK, 29 May 2013 The Commerce Ministry is confident that Thailand’s trade with Sri Lanka-Maldives will double by 2018. Commerce...
Commerce Minister: “Rice pledging program effective in improving farmers’ quality of...
BANGKOK, 29 May 2013 The Commerce Minister has assured Parliamentarian that the state-initiated rice pledging program is effective in helping improve the quality of...
Same amount of budget to be used for next season’s rice...
Minister of Commerce Boonsong Teriyapirom has asserted that the government's rice-pledging program will continue next year under the same amount of budget. ...
Commerce Ministry: Japan’s confidence in Thai rice signals more imports
BANGKOK, 24 May 2013 Japan is set to order more rice from Thailand due to its confidence in the quality of Thai grain,...
Min of Commerce to come up with solutions for SME exporters...
BANGKOK, 20 May 2013 – The Ministry of Commerce is currently drawing up measures to help SME exporters impacted by the rising baht. Mr....
Thailand, Bangladesh agree to boost bilateral trade
BANGKOK, May 15 – Enhanced Thai-Bangladeshi cooperation will double the trading volume between the two countries to US$1.7 billion in the next three...
Brazilian trade envoy voted as next WTO head to benefit Thailand
BANGKOK, 9 May 2013 Brazilian trade envoy Roberto Azevedo has been chosen as the next World Trade Organization (WTO) Director-general, which will benefit...
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