MR. THE 20-YEAR NATIONAL STRATEGY: DETERMINATION POLITICAL PARTY POLICY THE 20-YEAR NATIONAL STRATEGY: DETERMINATION POLITICAL PARTY POLICY
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The 20-Year National Strategy is setting out frameworks and directions for driving the development of the country in every sector completed in order to achieve the vision of “Thailand, a nation of Stability, Prosperity, and Sustainability, is a developed nation according to the economic philosophy” that has been publicized consists of six strategies; 1. Security 2. Competitiveness enhancement 3. Human resource development 4. Social equality 5. Green growth and 6. Rebalancing and public sector development. Political parties are considered an important mechanism for driving strategy by political parties that receive support from the people and various sectors It will be easier to formulate public policies that are consistent with the national strategy. Political parties should have an effective policy analysis process focuses on promoting sustainable development in all dimensions. To be able to formulate policies that truly meet the needs and solve problems of the people and achieve the goals of the national strategy, benefiting the country and the people forever.
Keywords: The 20-Year National Strategy, Strategy Drive, Sustainable Development,
Public Policy, Political Party
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