Talk with Prime Minister Anutin This Saturday: Clarifying the 72-Hour Supply Reserve, Addressing the Blue Dominance Controversy - Thairath English
Watch for “Talk with Prime Minister Anutin” this Saturday, where the Prime Minister will clearly address the 72-hour supply reserve rumors, present Thailand's perspective on food and energy security, reveal signs of foreign investment, and respond to the hot topic of “Blue Dominance” amid the no-confidence battle.
On 6 Nov 2026 GMT+7, a report from the Government House stated that the program “Talk with Prime Minister Anutin” on Saturday, 7 Nov 2026 GMT+7, will cover many issues of public interest, including security, economy, investment, and politics. Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul will directly answer questions about the trends that have emerged throughout the week.
One key topic to be discussed is the widely shared rumor about a “72-hour supply reserve.” The Prime Minister will explain how much concern Thai people should have, how well Thailand is prepared for disasters and emergencies, and why the government is confident about food security.
On the economic front, the Prime Minister will address another major issue facing Thais—the volatility of global energy prices. He will introduce the idea of promoting B20-E20 policies to connect reducing oil imports with increasing income for farmers of palm oil, sugarcane, and cassava, following a clear rise in biodiesel usage.
Another highlight will be signals from foreign investors as the Prime Minister shares behind-the-scenes details of discussions with global technology companies. He will explain why Thailand is still viewed as a key investment base, touching on location, infrastructure, workforce, and long-term business expansion plans across multiple phases.
Additionally, the Prime Minister will address hot political issues, especially the “Blue Dominance” trend, relations with Senators, and allegations that the government is delaying the no-confidence debate, along with the government's readiness to undergo scrutiny from all sides.
