The government has backed the Education Ministry's plan to introduce a fully paperless e-Office system across all agencies from Jan 1, 2027, as part of its drive to modernise Thailand's public administration through digital technology.
Deputy government spokeswoman Capt Patdarasm Thongsaluaykorn on Tuesday said the initiative aims to improve efficiency, reduce paperwork and administrative duplication, and speed up decision-making, coordination and document tracking while ensuring transparency and accountability.
Several agencies, including the Office of the Permanent Secretary for Education and the Office of the Basic Education Commission, have already adopted the system.
