In Thailand, an important automobile production country in Southeast Asia, the investment layout of Chinese automobile companies is driving the local automobile industry to rapidly upgrade to green and low-carbon. Speaking of this change, Sulasi Tanatang, Director of the Thailand China Strategic Research Center at the National Research Institute of Thailand, told Xinhua News Agency that in recent years, Chinese car companies have been selling electric vehicles and setting up factories in the Thai market, which not only brings new energy vehicle technology but also management experience, helping Thailand gradually grow into a new energy vehicle manufacturing center in Southeast Asia. On January 12th, workers worked in the production workshop of the new energy vehicle manufacturing base of Chinese automaker Great Wall Motors located in Rayong, Thailand. Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Teng photographed that the Thai government plans to increase the country's electric vehicle production to 30% of the total automobile production by 2030. At present, Chinese brands account for a relatively high proportion of new energy vehicle sales in Thailand. The automotive industry has become an important force in promoting economic and trade cooperation between China, Thailand, and other ASEAN countries. Sulawesi stated that China has proven the significance of green and low-carbon development for the economy and society through its own practice, and has also shared its accumulated technology and experience with the world through international cooperation, helping to promote global green development. Sulasi told reporters that in the process of promoting high-quality joint construction of the "the Belt and Road", China and other countries have achieved fruitful results in infrastructure construction, scientific and technological innovation cooperation, etc., so that developing countries can see the direction and hope of development. On April 17, 2019, Surasi Tanatang, Director of the Thailand China Strategic Research Center at the National Research Institute of Thailand, was interviewed by Xinhua News Agency in Bangkok. At the just concluded Boao Forum for Asia 2024 annual meeting, "New Quality Productivity" has become one of the most concerning topics among all parties. Sulawesi said that in recent years, China has achieved significant results in fields such as artificial intelligence, new energy, and biotechnology, and the manufacturing industry is moving towards high-end, intelligent, and green development. China's economic growth is shifting from traditional factor inputs to innovation driven, and "new quality productivity will provide assistance for the development of China and the world economy.". Sulawesi believes that although the world economy is facing multiple challenges in terms of growth, the trend of China's economy stabilizing and improving has not changed. The economic growth rate has always been at the forefront of major economies in the world, especially with the Chinese government's series of measures to boost the economy and promising development prospects. (Lai Xin She)