According to a number of Thai media sources, at 08:00 a.m. on April 19, Thai Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Saita met with businessmen from China and the Middle East led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce Pu Tang and Secretary to the Minister of Finance Bao Pu at Don Mueang Military Airport in Bangkok.
Prime Minister Saita said that stimulating private sector investment is an important factor in stimulating the national economy and generating income for the population. Prior to his visit to Phuket, he met with a number of businessmen from China and the Middle East, including the EMAAR Group, the Broad Group and the Vatone Group. Among them, EMAAR is one of the world's largest real estate development groups and the builder of the Burj Khalifa, with modern technology for building non-concrete buildings, and the company plans to use these technologies to build the world's tallest building in Thailand.
In addition, Prime Minister Saita further said that if completed, the building will have multiple functions such as a large department store, office building, hotel and entertainment center, and will continue to create investment value and attract tourists as a "man-made tourist attraction". After that, the company will study the possibility of building a building and further propose a construction proposal.