KUNHAWAT: GUIDELINES FOR POLITICAL LEADERS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THAILAND

Abstract

This academic article aimed to explore the practices of political leaders for the sustainable development of Thailand. These virtues are not limited to administrative abilities, but also include morality and the ability to build relationships with others. Key practices include: Creating policies for the future by establishing a national development plan to keep pace with the world; Communicating constructively requires those who are capable of using communication as a tool to foster shared understanding; Focusing on public benefit by prioritizing the public’s interests over personal gain; Adhering to the principle of equality by creating a society where everyone has equal opportunities and rights; and Exemplifying unity requires demonstrating a commitment to unity through concrete actions. To unify these desirable characteristics, a clear set of guidelines for political leaders has been developed. The core principle is Thinking far, being effective, emphasizing participation, and developing standards. This paradigm aims to integrate moral and ethical qualities with administrative capabilities to create stable and sustainable development.