Prayut pleads for understanding

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Friday pleaded for

 greater public understanding of the positive changes his

 government is making, and urged the politicians who will

 succeed him to follow through.

Speaking on his weekly Returning Happiness to All Thais

 broadcast, Gen Prayut urged people to take a closer look at

 his government's efforts to solve national problems and

 lay strong foundations for national development.

"The government is trying to do everything. Please understand.

 I am sad whenever what is done is not understood," he said.

The National Council for Peace and Order had improved national

 stability and security and had broken deadlocks resulting

from political conflicts, he said.

As well, he said, the military-led government was stimulating

 the economy and solving long-standing national problems.

 He cited the illicit ivory trade, human trafficking, illegal

 fishing, deficient air transport regulation, corruption,

farmers' hardships, and financial losses of state enterprises.

At the same time, he said, the government's infrastructure

 projects were stimulating the economy while research and

development was planned to make Thailand a major

 production base of electric vehicles in the future.

 "Everything is progressing satisfactorily," he said.

The government has been formulating national strategies and

reform plans for the next two decades to enhance national

competitiveness and they could be guidelines as well as

 key performance indicators for the governments and

politicians to come, Gen Prayut said.

 Some of those guidelines must be written into the constitution

 and related laws to ensure that they are carried out, he said.

 He urged the politicians who will form the next elected

 government to work for the public interest as he has

 been doing.

"Politicians elected by the people should respect people's

 rights and opinions," he said. "Don't wait until you've been

 asked. Don't just help your own supporters. It would go

against democratic principles if you choose not to be fair."

 Gen Prayut also urged people to develop themselves because

 that was also essential for national development.

 

News,Politics ,Bangkok Post,12 Febryary 2016.

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/politics/862492/prayut-pleads-for-understanding

I agree that Thai people must develop ourselves to

go ahead to the better future of the country if we

we want true democracy and want the country to

develop more.

In my viewpoint,the Prayut government do their best for

 the country although sometimes I don’t agree with some

strategies but I believe in the goal of the government for

the country.

 

Sincerely Yours.