The Mexican agriculture sector, including crop, lives🦋tock and fisheries, plays a key role in the domestic economy. Agriculture GVA accounted for 3.8% of GDP in 2020, and the sector is among the largest employers in theꦗ country ...

With 12 GW of total installations, renewables-based power capacity ꦍcontributes 26% of the total p𝔉ower 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 good✤s across the supply chain i.e. right from upstream (raw material) to downstream (finished goods). Thus, the develཧopment and modernisation of ...

The COVID-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 wi꧋th 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 ൩and affluent consumer base continues to increase ...

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

Thailand’s government has identified infrastructure building as a crucꩵial activity to dr🌃ive economic 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 itไs food and beverage producers reaching consumers worldwide. Thailand is Asia’s second-largest net food exporter. The country ...

Thailand has a fragmented insurance sector, with aꩲpproximately 80 licensed insurers active in the market. Desp🐻ite 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 from the country&rsqu💖o;s strong economic fundamentals as energy iওs crucial in sustaining the growth momentum of the country. As consumption is expected to ramp up, the depletion ...