The Thai government is proposing a large-scale “Land Bridge” project designed to transport goods between ports as an alternative to maritime shipping through the Strait of Malacca. This initiative aims to provide a new trade route and reduce reliance on the increasingly vulnerable sea lanes. The project’s revival is spurred by global trade instability and disruptions, particularly those stemming from conflict in the Strait of Hormuz. Officials believe a land-based route will offer a more secure and efficient method for cargo transport. The “Land Bridge” would involve infrastructure development to facilitate the movement of goods across Thailand. This development seeks to position Thailand as a key regional transit hub. The project is presented as a strategic response to potential chokepoints and vulnerabilities in global supply chains.