Thai Prime Minister Seta invites TikTok to hold a "training course" in Thailand to promote local products.

CTOnews.com November 17 news, Comprehensive Bangkok Post and other local media reports, Thai Prime Minister Saita on November 16 after a meeting with TikTok executives said that he has invited TikTok to open a training center in Thailand to help train Thais to use the platform to promote services and products, Show Thailand's soft power.

The Thai government will ensure that TikTok operates smoothly in Thailand and hopes the platform will help Thailand promote locally sourced products, such as goods under the OTOP model, Pexels said. (CTOnews.com Note: Full name One Tambon One Product, established to promote handicrafts or agricultural products from Thai villages, assist in developing domestic markets and sell them overseas)

He further revealed that the country's investment commission had also offered tax incentives to TikTok, which was "very interested in it." "I tell them Thailand is not just Bangkok, Chiang Mai or Phuket. There are other provinces that need to promote their products and services, soft power and food. "

Thailand currently has about 43 million TikTok users, and TikTok has more than 325 million monthly active users across Southeast Asia. TikTok officials praised Thailand for having a large number of TikTok users, adding that the company also plans to diversify its business in education.