Today (27 July) at the Government House, Pakorn Nilapraphan, a senior official, stated that the process of dissolving overlapping agencies is still in the study phase and will take time. He also mentioned that the Office of the Prime Minister’s Secretary-General has been asked to open the names of state-owned organizations that do not meet the criteria. (thestandard.co)
Pakorn emphasized that the current structure of government agencies has led to inefficiencies and duplication of efforts. He noted that the proposed changes aim to streamline operations and improve transparency. However, the process is expected to be lengthy, as it requires thorough evaluation and approval from multiple government bodies.
The move comes amid ongoing efforts to reform the administrative system in Thailand. Several agencies have already been restructured or merged in recent years. Pakorn’s comments suggest that further consolidation may be necessary to ensure effective governance. The exact timeline for implementation remains unclear, but officials are expected to provide more details in the coming months.
