Thailand is seeing potential business opportunities by being closely linked with the BRICS members. The Asian nation would benefit from trade, investment, infrastructure development, and technology cooperation by siding with the alliance countries. Despite being a member of ASEAN, the Asian country aims to side with the 11-member bloc.
BRICS announced a Thailand-Russia Business Forum, which will be held in Bangkok on March 20. The summit is aimed at strengthening economic ties between the two countries and charting out cooperation for trade.
“The BRICS Forum Thailand 2026 is an international event that aims to promote economic cooperation, investment, and business partnerships between Thailand and countries connected to the BRICS network,” said Dr. Meechai Thaocharean, Representative of the International Alliance of Strategic Projects.
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BRICS Thailand-Russia Forum To See Representatives From All Sectors
Dr. Thaocharean revealed that the BRICS Thailand-Russia Forum will bring together leaders from all spheres. “The forum will bring together government representatives, business leaders, investors, and international partners. Speakers will include representatives from the BRICS International Alliance, Thai government officials, and leaders from the private sector. Participants will also include organizations such as Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) and representatives from major companies, including CP Group,” he said.
He also explained that Thailand is interested in building relations with the alliance for a better future. “As the global economy becomes more interconnected, Thailand is interested in expanding partnerships with emerging economies. Cooperation with BRICS countries could help open new markets, increase investment opportunities, and strengthen economic collaboration.”
“Thailand values constructive and mutually beneficial economic relations with Russia and sees potential for continued development in the future. There is still strong potential to expand cooperation in areas such as agriculture, technology, logistics, and tourism. As economic cooperation grows, both countries may find new opportunities for investment and business partnerships,” Dr. Thaocharean summed it up.
