Ekniti Nitithanprapas

Deputy Prime Minister; Minister of Finance

Thai politician.

Party: Bhumjaithai Party · Thailand · Born 1971-09-17

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Background

EducationVajiravudh College; Thammasat University; University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Claremont Graduate University · Wikidata

Documented facts

Offices

Government of Thailand
Deputy Prime Minister; Minister of Finance (since Mar 2026) · Wikipedia (en): Cabinet of Thailand, revision 1380014773

Party

Bhumjaithai Party
member of · Wikipedia (en): Cabinet of Thailand, revision 1380014773

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Public warned about fake loan apps
Bangkok Post · 13 November 2026
Government pledges to speed up investment
Bangkok Post · 11 November 2026
New initiative seeks to drive up investment in 7 sectors
Bangkok Post · 9 November 2026
Economic challenges need global action
Bangkok Post · 18 October 2026
Nearly 30 years after IMF rescue, Thailand faces new economic test
Reuters · 8 October 2026
Thai cabinet approves $37.5 billion borrowing for 2027 fiscal year
Reuters · 29 September 2026
Thai finance minister sees 2.5% growth next year on investment-led policies
Reuters · 25 September 2026
Thailand considering oil tax cut, finance minister says
Reuters · 20 September 2026
Thai Finance Chief Runs on Four Hours of Sleep, Vitamin IV Drips
Bloomberg.com · 17 September 2026
Thailand's finance minister pushes regional economic integration
Bangkok Post · 3 September 2026

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