First Anutin cabinet

First Anutin cabinet
First Anutin cabinet
; 65th Council of Ministers of Thailand
2025–present
Date formed	19 September 2025
People and organisations
Monarch	Vajiralongkorn
Prime Minister	Anutin Charnvirakul
Deputy Prime Minister	Phipat Ratchakitprakarn; Sophon Zaram; Borwornsak Uwanno; Ekniti Nitithanprapas; Thamanat Prompow; Suchart Chomklin;
Member party	Bhumjaithai Party; United Thai Nation Party (18 Group and Akanat's Group); Kla Tham Party; Palang Pracharath Party; Pheu Thai Party (Sakda's Group); Thai Sang Thai Party; Democrat Party (Sanphet's Group); New Democracy Party; Thai Progress Party;
Status in legislature	Minority coalition government; With confidence and supply from People's Party
Opposition party	People's Party; Pheu Thai Party; Democrat Party; Chartthaipattana Party; Prachachart Party; United Thai Nation Party; Chart Pattana Party; Thai Ruam Palang Party; Thai Sang Thai Party; Thai Liberal Party; Fair Party;
Opposition leader	Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut
History
Legislature term	HoR 26th: 2023–2025
Predecessor	Paetongtarn cabinet
Successor	Second Anutin cabinet

The First Anutin cabinet, formally known as the 65th Council of Ministers, was formed after the removal of Paetongtarn Shinawatra as Prime Minister of Thailand. The coalition is led by the Bhumjaithai Party, which nominated Anutin Charnvirakul as its candidate for prime minister. Anutin's candidacy was supported by the People's Party, but the party remains in opposition and does not have ministers in the cabinet.

In forming the government, the Bhumjaithai Party led a coalition of eight political parties, winning a total of 146 seats in the Thai House of Representatives. The party nominated its leader, Anutin Charnvirakul, as Thailand's 32nd Prime Minister. Although the People's Party supported the appointment of the Prime Minister, it chose not to join the government, instead serving in opposition alongside the Pheu Thai Party and some of its former coalition partners. This marked the first minority government in Thailand in 50 years, since the Second Seni cabinet.