EXIM Thailand has adopted key government policy guidelines, including those from the Fiscal Policy Office’s (FPO) Policy Guidelines, the State Enterprise Policy Office’s (SEPO) State Enterprise Development Plan, the 13^th National Economic and Social Development Plan (2023-2027), and other relevant strategic plans. These guidelines define its direction and framework as a key state mechanism for national development, providing both financial and non-financial support to Thai exporters, importers, and investors, particularly those underserved or unserved by other financial institutions.
 
Supervised by the Ministry of Finance, EXIM Thailand’s operations align with the Statement of Direction, including the 5-year Policy Guidelines (2021-2025) from FPO, which focus on “the operation of specialized financial institutions as a quality economic and social mechanism to drive economic activities for social and national benefits as well as enhancement of economic and social productivity on a sustainable basis,” and the State Enterprise Development Plan (2023-2027) of SEPO which defines the mission framework for state enterprises in the financial institution sector as a commitment “to be a development financial institution committed to creating opportunities for the general public to access comprehensive financial sources along with promoting financial literacy to strengthen the grassroots economy, enhance the country’s competitiveness, and reduce social inequality.” The Bank’s role is relevant to Milestone 5-Thailand is a gateway for trade, investment, and strategic logistics of the region, Milestone 7-Thailand has healthy small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with high potential and competitive advantage and Milestone 10-Thailand embraces circular economy and low carbon society.