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Following the recent election in Thailand, it seems that the prospective Minister of Commerce is looking at a new economic power cluster which may include agriculture and hopefully, Cannabis, a cash crop of Thailand.

Following the recent election, the newly appointed government under Anutin has come up with several policies they feel will benefit the economy which is not as bad as many people have stated.

Digitization is making its way into almost all aspects of life including banking which now requires use of biometrics, all of which are touted to make life easier when in fact things have become more cumbersome.

Most forms of gambling in Thailand is illegal -with some exceptions such as horse racing and the Government lottery - as can be seen by the recent raid on a Poker den in one of Thailand's beach resort areas.

Certain members of The World Economic Forum have either resigned, been arrested or committed suicide which leads to the question whether Thailand shouldn't just stay far away from this organization rather than join.

The strong Thai Baht is negatively impacting Thailand's export and tourism industry resulting in the Bank of Thailand addressing the issue through targeted commodity market intervention rather than using monetary tools.

Notary services are oftentimes required which in most cases are possible in Thailand but in circumstances that involve anything overseas, the Embassy could be the answer unless it can be dealt with digitally.

Considering the problems that are occurring worldwide, such as in the Middle East and America, having property and assets in a safe haven would be well worth considering.

AI is being used in many professions but in the legal profession, AI could not replace a lawyer in making findings of fact and conclusions of law as evidenced by this recent case.