Thailand Thailand is located in the center of Southeast Asia, bordered by the north and east of Laos, north and west by Myanmar, and from the east by Cambodia, [1] with a total area of 513,120 square kilometers, home to 67,091,089 inhabitants according to the 2012 statistics, The state became independent in 1769, and Bangkok is the capital and political center of Thailand. It is located on latitude 13.75 and longitude 100.5, and the capital is inhabited by 5.104.476 people.
Thailand has Thailand's advanced infrastructure, policies that encourage investment and a free economy, and its economy depends on international trade. It exports almost two-thirds of GDP. The country's main exports are spare parts, electronics, processed foods, agricultural goods, The industry and services sector contributes 90% of GDP. Thailand's major industries include marble, tin, textiles, aluminum, rubber, ready-made garments, agricultural machinery, paper, cement, ceramics, Jewelry, auto parts, machinery, electrical appliances, glass, granite, automobiles, etc. The agricultural sector contributes 10% of GDP. The most important agricultural products in Thailand are coconut, rice, pineapple, cassava, corn, sugarcane , And others .
Ethnic groups in Thailand Most of Thailand's population consists of Thai speakers, who have been in the country since the end of the 13th century, but there are other ethnic groups such as Malay, Khmer and others. The following: [4] Altai (Siamese) by 34.9%. Lao with 26.5%. Other Tai groups by 20%. Han Chinese by 10.6%. Malay by 3.7%. Khmer by 1.9%. Other groups increased by 2.4%.