The 32nd Prime Minister-elect insists that the first Anutin Cabinet is not bad, and that they must get to work immediately once they are in office. He maintains the slogan "Do it today, finish it yesterday." He acknowledges the plan to revive the "Half-Half" scheme and has assigned the Finance Minister to review the matter, emphasizing what is good

Ekniti Nitithanpraphat's history is extraordinary. He was a brilliant student, receiving scholarships from bachelor's to doctoral degrees, and has worked in both Thai and World Bank banking. His work caught the eye of Anutin, who was hired by the Treasury Department as the Director-General, and was promoted to Minister of Finance in Anutin's first

Anutin and his coalition leaders sipped coffee together in the evening. Thammanat denied snatching the Defense Ministry from Big Pom, saying it was a misunderstanding. He insisted Kla Tham would oversee the Ministry of Agriculture and Education, but he would not add any other ministries. Meanwhile, Sia Nu clinked his coffee cups and vowed not to be