Thailand’s Ministry of Finance outlined the government’s plans to use the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group to promote international cooperation against financial crime. Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said Thailand would share its experience in combating scams, transnational crime and technology enabled cybercrime, which threaten both individuals and financial systems globally. The message accompanied the opening of the Thailand Pavilion, which presents the country’s work on digital public infrastructure and payment systems, climate resilience, health and longevity, and people centered development. The government emphasized that expanded digital economic opportunities must be supported by secure and trusted financial systems that prevent the misuse of technology. More than 18,000 participants from the public and private sectors are attending the meetings.
Thailand’s Ministry of Finance outlines global financial crime cooperation push at IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings
Thailand’s Ministry of Finance outlined plans to promote international cooperation against scams, transnational crime and cybercrime at the 2026 IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings. The government also emphasized the need for secure and trusted digital financial infrastructure as Thailand hosts more than 18,000 participants.