Group 1 - The Thai government is implementing measures to boost the economy in response to the potential impact of U.S. tariffs, including extending corporate income tax exemptions for SMEs from 3 to 5 years and increasing the exemption amount to 100% of the investment amount [1][2] - A total investment plan of 99.7 billion Thai Baht (approximately 21.76 billion RMB) has been approved for data centers and renewable energy, with strict requirements for foreign investments to ensure they bring high technology to Thailand [1] - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lowered Thailand's economic growth forecast for the year to 1.8% due to the impact of U.S. tariffs, emphasizing the need for Thailand to diversify trade and restructure its economy [2] Group 2 - Thailand is actively strengthening economic cooperation with other ASEAN countries, including elevating its relationship with Vietnam to a comprehensive strategic partnership and aiming to increase bilateral trade from over 20 billion USD to 25 billion USD [3] - The Thai government is also collaborating with Indonesia to promote ASEAN economic integration and address global geopolitical and economic uncertainties, with bilateral trade currently at 18 billion USD [3]