On August 22nd, the Thai parliament held its firstthreeThe second prime minister election, which took nearlyIn a 3-hour vote, he was successfully elected as the 30th Prime Minister of Thailand as a candidate for the Thai Party's Prime Minister and a real estate tycoon.

WhendaymorningtenHourThailand's House of Lords and CommonscommonmeterMore than 700 legislators presentParticipate in elections,In ParliamentcompleteAfter the debate, vote in the afternoonfifteenHourtwentybranchThe official start,seventeenHourthirtybranchEnd left and right.

In electionsAt the meeting, he was the only nominated candidate for prime minister on the stage, with no competitors running. In the end, heThe result of 482 votes in favor, 165 votes against, and 81 abstentions was a smooth victory, with a total of 728 valid votes. Thus, the voting ended. Next,Social OtherWill acceptKing Mahal of Thailand·WajilalonggongFormal appointment,You canOfficially appointed as Prime Minister of Thailand.

Social OtherBorn on February 15, 1963 in the capital of Thailand, Bangkok, his father is a soldier.heI hold a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from Chulalongkorn University and a Master's degree in Finance and Business Administration from Clermont Research University in the United States.

He was originally a large Thai real estate developer, Shangsrui CompanyofCo founder and leader. Near himAfter 35 years of operation, Shangsrui has developed into one of the largest real estate developers in Thailand.

two thousand and twenty-threeAt the beginning of the year, he resigned from his position in the company and transferred his shares to his family, joining the Thai Party, which has close ties to former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. He was favored by the more conservative business elites.

For the Thai PartyAndThe Far Progressive Party is ThailandThe main participants of the 'Eight Party Alliance'. The Thai Party ranked second in the general election held on May 14th, holding 141 seats in the Thai House of Representatives, second only to the Far Progressive Party's 151 seats.

On July 13th, the Thai parliament held its first plenary session and voted to elect a new Prime Minister. Due to the fact that Prime Minister candidate and Far Progressive Party leader Pita did not receive more than half of the required votes for election, he was unable to be elected.

On July 19th, the Thai parliament held another plenary session to elect the country's 30th Prime Minister in the second round of voting. During this period, the parliament voted to pass a bill to cancel the candidacy of Far Progressive Party leader Pita for Prime Minister.

The Thai party hopes to firmly control national power, the military and conservative forces hope to avoid disruptive political changes, while the people hope for a smooth political transition and stable economic development,thereforeRecommend him as a candidate for prime minister.

His image and the founder of the Thai Party and the Thai leaderBefore entering politics, the 23 term Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra had a similar image - a bold and decisive business leader who focused on solving the country's economic problems. He did not shy away from the Thai government's crackdown on the youth protest movement in 2020, which made him popular among young people. At the same time, he did not seek to repeal or modify the "insulting royal law" of Act 112. He is a representative of liberal political ideology, but not extreme, "according to the Thai media evaluation agency.