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Country presentation

Country of 68 million inhabitants, Thailand is headed since the military coup of 2014 by General Prayuth Chan O'cha. Legislative elections should be held following a long transition that will end beyond the one-year national mourning decreed after the death of King Rama IX on October 13, 2016.

In 2016, the Thai economy gradually recovered from the political upheavals of previous years. GDP grew 3.2% after 2.8% in 2015 and 0.8% in 2014. The Bank of Thailand and the IMF expect growth of 3.2 to 3.6% in 2017, some major banks believe that growth will be closer (up to 4%) to its potential estimated at around 4.5%.

Thailand has strong economic fundamentals: low public debt (44% of GDP), foreign exchange reserves valued at 9 months of imports and very low unemployment (1%). Its economy is mainly based on industry (28.5% of GDP) and services (60% of GDP including 15 points for tourism); the primary sector (11.5% of GDP) is socially essential because it employs up to 40% of the labor force in the harvest season.

The ASEAN economic community, of which Thailand is a founding member, is the Kingdom's first trading partner, ahead of China and Japan. Open economy (openness rate of 52%), trade dynamics have slowed since 2011 (year of Bangkok floods):

- Thai exports, led by the automotive, electronics and food industries, have been virtually stagnant since 2011;

- Imports, mainly made up of intermediate consumption for industry and raw materials, contracted due to the drop in the price of oil.

Today, Thailand is aware of its lack of competitiveness, for its low value-added productions (rice, clothing, electronics ...), vis-à-vis less wealthy countries of the region. The slowdown in the Chinese economy also has a depressing effect.

From 2016, an increase in public investment (+ 6%) partially offset the sluggishness of private investment. This is expected to continue in the next three years as part of a multiannual (2015-2022) transport infrastructure modernization program worth EUR 58 billion.

In parallel, the "Thailand 4.0" strategy, which aims to increase the economy's range through innovation, creativity and better consideration of sustainable development, has been defined to accompany the demographic transition of a country. who is aging. Ten targeted strategic sectors reflect a desire to look to the future and create value: "new-generation" vehicles, "intelligent" electronics and robotics, medical and wellness tourism, agriculture and biotechnology, agro food, aviation and logistics (development of e-commerce), biofuels, digitization. Thailand's ambition is to assert itself even more as the industrial heartland and economic center of mainland Southeast Asia, ie the five Indochinese countries, Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Viet Nam.

Essential structural reforms are also undertaken to promote private investment, research and development and improve an education system that is not very satisfactory.

The French presence in Thailand is old; the year 2016 marked the 160th anniversary of Franco-Thai diplomatic relations. Today there are 280 French companies based in Thailand employing around 65,000 people. In all sectors, the Kingdom is France's second largest economic partner in Southeast Asia, after Singapore. The stock of French investments, nearly € 4 billion in 2014, has more than doubled in 10 years. France is the third largest European investor in Thailand and the ninth largest in the world. The French community established in the country is estimated at more than 30,000 people.