Rome" points out that "Nattapong" is suitable to be the party leader, with proven achievements, says that they have not discussed the party's direction yet, regarding Section 112. Rangsiman Rome, MP for the Prachachon Party, gave an interview after Nattapong Ruangpanyawut was elected as the leader of the Prachachon Party. Are you confident? He said he is very confident because Nattapong has proven himself a lot through his work, which has been accepted by both MPs and party members. Therefore, he sees Nattapong as the right person to be the leader of the party at this time. When asked whether the new party's approach would be satisfactory to the public, Mr. Rangsiman said that we will continue to perform our duties, both in examining the budget and proposing laws, for the benefit of the public. As for other policies that are being considered for the next election, we are not discussing them at this time, but believe that many policies will give importance to both economics and politics to make people equal , break down monopolies, and change society for the better. When asked if many parties are watching the party to reduce the issue of Section 112, Mr. Rangsiman said that it is too early to talk about this because today we just have the party name. Mostly talking about the party executive committee and small talk. We have not talked about the big direction yet. I think we have enough time to talk about the party's future direction. Source: Thai News Agency
“Rome” points out that “Natthaphong” is suitable to be the leader of the Prachachon Party.
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