<p>In what is being seen as a potential threat to the cultural fabric and economic stability of local communities, international financiers have shown a keen interest in the proposed <strong>casino-entertainment complexes</strong> in <strong>Thailand</strong>, with plans to commence operations by 2029. This move, as disclosed by Prommin Lertsuridej, the secretary-general to the prime minister, has sparked fears among activists about the social and environmental impacts these projects could bring to the region.</p>
Concerns mount as foreign investors set sights on Thai casino ventures
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Jan-17
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<p>International investors have expressed interest in the <strong>casino-entertainment complexes</strong> that <strong>Thailand</strong> hopes to open starting in 2029, according to Prommin Lertsuridej, secretary-general to the prime minister.</p>
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Jan-17
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<p>Thailand's ambitious plans to launch <strong>casino-entertainment complexes</strong> by the year 2029 have already started attracting the attention of international investment giants. This development, detailed by Prommin Lertsuridej, secretary-general to the prime minister, promises to significantly elevate Thailand's status as a premier entertainment destination, creating thousands of jobs and generating substantial revenue for the local economy.</p>
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