On June 23, 2026, Mrs. Thunphitcha Theraratchanon, Director of the 2nd Regional Office of Agricultural Economics (Director of ROAE2), along with Miss Panrada Tharuean, Director of the Agricultural Information Division, attended the 4/2026 Meeting of the Joint Public and Private Sector Committee for Correcting Economic Problems (JPPCC) for the Lower Northern Provincial Cluster 1. The session was conducted virtually via Zoom Meetings and was presided over and chaired by Mr. Kiattisak Trongsiri, Governor of Phitsanulok Province.
The meeting agendas were structured to review and address two primary areas:
1. Key Regional Economic Updates
- Economic Forecasts: Reviewing the 2025 economic estimates alongside the projected 2026 economic outlook for the provincial cluster.
- Tourism Sector: Evaluating tourism promotion campaigns and the overall tourism situation in the cluster during the second quarter of fiscal year 2026.
- Agricultural Macro-overview: Assessing the overall agricultural situation across the entire provincial cluster.
- Industrial Sector: Tracking manufacturing performance and its outlook for Q2 of fiscal year 2026.
2. Strategic Operational Drivers
- Acknowledging the high-priority operational agendas driven by the Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry, and Banking (JSCC / กกร.) and the Tourism Council of the Lower Northern Provincial Cluster 1.
ROAE2 Agricultural Report Contribution
During the session, the Director of ROAE2 presented a comprehensive presentation on the macro-agricultural landscape of the provincial cluster to the committee, focusing on two core components:
- Production, Marketing & Policy: An in-depth look at agricultural yields, market dynamics, immediate structural challenges, and matching policy interventions, supported by strategic recommendations from ROAE2.
- 5-Provincial Economic Outlook: A detailed analysis of the agricultural economic structures and the 2026 growth trends for the five provinces comprising the Lower Northern Provincial Cluster 1 (Phitsanulok, Sukhothai, Uttaradit, Kamphaeng Phet, and Phichit).
Photo / News: Public Relations Working Group, ROAE2 Phitsanulok
