The Mexican agriculture sector, including crop, livestock and fisheries, play🅠s a key role in the domestic economy.&🦂nbsp;Agriculture GVA accounted for 3.8% of GDP in 2020, and the sector is among the largest employers in the country ...

With 12 GW of total installations, renewables-based power capacity c🍃ontributes 26% of the total power capacity and generates 12% of Thailand💖’s electricity, according to data for 2020. The country ranks as the second largest ASEAN ...

The transport sector is an essential link to economic growth🐷 as it facilitates movement of goods across the supply chain♊ i.e. right from upstream (raw material) to downstream (finished goods). Thus, the development and modernisation of ...

Thꦆe COVIDꦅ-19 pandemic severely impacted economic growth as is evident from the 6.1% contraction in GDP reported by the Thai economy in 2020. The banking sector was impacted with profits falling by 46.0% y/y in 2020 as the sector resorted to ...

Thailand has developed a modern consumer goods and retail sector rapidly over the past few decades, in tandem with the country’s explosive economic growth. Thailand’s middle-class and affl🅘uent consumer base continues to increase ...

Thailand has a broad range of natural, cultural, and modern attractions to cater to practically every tourist’s&n🅘bsp;desires. More recently, Thailand has also developed a strong reputation in the medical and wellness tourism niches. ...

Thailand&๊rsquo;s government has identified infrastructure building as a crucial activity to drive econ🦩omic development. Thailand is building considerable public transport infrastructure within the Bangkok Metropolitan Region* to relieve the ...

Thailand has a 🌠long-established reputation for being the “kitchen of the world”, with its food and beverage producers reaching consumers worldwide. Thailand is Asia’s second-largest net food exporter. ജThe country ...

Thailand has a fragmented insurance sector, with approximately 80 licensed insurers active in the market. Despite the numerous market 🌟players, insurance penetration in Thailand remains low at 5.4% of GDP in 2020, significantly lower than ...

Thailand’s oil and gas sector benefits fꦗrom the country’s strong economic fundamentals as energy is crucial in sustaining the growth momentum of the country. As consumption is expected to ramp up, the depletion ...