@OP, you need to write the source for this article. I think that you have paraphrased the entire article written by this website:
Thailand's Ministry of Finance plans to introduce $150 million in government-issued digital tokens, allowing public investment under the national borrowing framework. This move aligns with the global trend of countries embracing blockchain solutions. Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira confirmed the issuance of G-tokens within two months, aiming to raise funds without traditional debt instruments. The tokens offer Thai citizens an alternative investment with higher returns. The initiative, meeting Bank of Thailand's conditions, aims to gauge public interest and build trust in digital assets. Not serving as financial liabilities, G-tokens provide flexibility in state fundraising within legal frameworks. Thailand's step reflects a worldwide shift towards cryptocurrency adoption. Other countries like Dubai and Bhutan are also embracing digital payments and crypto collaborations. The G-token launch in Thailand signifies a significant move towards modernizing finance through blockchain technology, potentially setting a precedent for other nations.
Yes, it is a progress and achievement for this year with the presence of G-token. Which of course will bring its own digital economic system where it is easier to invest and control it, and make attention in the country but it all depends on whether G-token is blockchain-based or not, it all depends on the country when it launches it, however, I will see its development, of course this is very interesting.