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HE Mr Per Westerberg, Minister of Commerce and Industry, addressed the Chamber Members, guests and friends at a recent Chamber dinner.  < Back Chamber Dinner with Minister Per Westerberg 19 Sept 2024 As SweCham prepares for our 35th Anniversary Gala Dinner, we look back at key moments that have shaped our Chamber’s history. This week’s Throwback Thursday takes us to November 1993, when we hosted a Chamber Dinner with Sweden’s Minister of Commerce & Industry, Minister Per Westerberg. Held at the Sukhothai Hotel, the event brought together 60 members and guests. Minister Westerberg delivered an engaging presentation on "The Swedish Economy in a Changing World" and later answered questions from the audience, sparking lively discussions, which included contributions from representatives of our members 𝗔𝗕𝗕 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗿𝘀, 𝗩𝗼𝗹𝘃𝗼 𝗧𝗿𝘂𝗰𝗸𝘀, and 𝗦𝗞𝗙. This dinner exemplified SweCham’s role in fostering knowledge-sharing and strengthening business ties between Sweden and Thailand. As we prepare for our 35th Anniversary Gala Dinner on 9th November, we celebrate this legacy of collaboration and valuable contributions of our dedicated members. Join us in marking this significant milestone and continuing our shared journey! Previous Next

AstraZeneca and the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chulalongkorn University, have signed an MOU to announce their collaboration in enhancing the potential of pharmaceutical personnel < Back New Collaboration to Strengthen Pharmaceutical Expertise in Thailand: AstraZeneca and Chulalongkorn University Sign MOU 19 Jun 2025 AstraZeneca and the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chulalongkorn University, have signed an MOU to announce their collaboration in enhancing the potential of pharmaceutical personnel This includes offering learning opportunities through practical experience and co-developing a curriculum that facilitates access to innovative medicines, thereby strengthening a robust and sustainable public health system. Bangkok, 17 June 2025 – AstraZeneca Thailand and the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Chulalongkorn University announce a strategic collaboration formalised through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance the potential of students and company personnel through various cooperative programmes. These programmes focus on developing essential knowledge and skills, alongside facilitating access to innovative medicines. This partnership also aims to elevate public health collaboration by fostering the capabilities of medical personnel who play a crucial role in driving Thailand's public health system. The signing ceremony was held at the Pharmacy 80th Year Building, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chulalongkorn University, and was witnessed by executives from both organisations. This collaboration includes the "Early Talent Future Career Development" programme, which supports pharmacy students in developing their potential through internships aligned with industry standards, offering real-life experience. It also features workshops and lectures delivered by AstraZeneca personnel, preparing students for their future careers, commencing in May 2025. Furthermore, AstraZeneca Thailand and Chulalongkorn University are co-developing a curriculum focused on market access management, a critical component in enhancing access to innovative medicines for Thai patients and fostering collaborations between public and private sectors. The course, aimed at elevating the skills of AstraZeneca employees, is set to begin in June 2025. Mr. Roman Ramos, President of AstraZeneca Thailand and Frontier Markets , stated, "AstraZeneca is deeply honoured to have earned the trust of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Chulalongkorn University. This collaboration is part of our strategy to continuously develop personnel capabilities, thereby enhancing the quality of life for patients in Thailand. AstraZeneca is committed to providing knowledge to support pharmaceutical education and to strengthening the public health system, aiming to improve and enhance the quality of life for the Thai people." Associate Professor Dr. Vorasit Wongsutthilert, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chulalongkorn University , expressed, "The collaboration with AstraZeneca Thailand reaffirms the faculty's dedication to promoting excellence among pharmacy graduates by equipping them with essential skills for today’s dynamic world and translating research into applicable innovations. This partnership will effectively elevate the potential of students and the pharmaceutical industry to meet future challenges and opportunities." This partnership highlights the commitment of both organisations to personnel development and knowledge expansion in the pharmaceutical industry. It also underscores the confidence in Thailand's ability to advance medical professionals and public health systems in the future by sharing knowledge to promote societal progress and sustainably improve quality of life. PR Credit: AstraZeneca Previous Next

SweCham, in partnership with Norcham and the TFCC, hosted the JFCCT Presidents' Council Luncheon at The Rembrandt Hotel & Suites Bangkok on 21 February 2024.  We would like to extend big thanks to the embassy representatives, Miika Tomi, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Finland, Eirik Wold Sanda, First Secretary, Embassy of Norway and Mrs. Anna Jakenberg Brinck, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Sweden. < Back JFCCT Presidents’ Council Meeting hosted by the Finnish, Norwegian and Swedish Chambers of Commerce! 22 Feb 2024 SweCham, in partnership with Norcham and the TFCC, hosted the JFCCT Presidents' Council Luncheon at The Rembrandt Hotel & Suites Bangkok on 21 February 2024. We would like to extend big thanks to the embassy representatives, Miika Tomi, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Finland, Eirik Wold Sanda, First Secretary, Embassy of Norway and Mrs. Anna Jakenberg Brinck, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Sweden. The meeting was chaired by Ms. Vibeke Lyssand Liervag, JFCCT Chairperson, Dr. Supareak Charlie Chomchan and Mr. Ravi Sehgal, JFCCT Vice Chairs. TFCC was represented by President Mr. Antti Aromäki and Executive Director Mr. Teuvo Tuomi, Norcham was represented by President Mr. Axel Blom and Executive Director Yanin Srathongnoi and SweCham was represented by President Mr. Peter Björk and Executive Director Dr. Pojanath Bhatanacharoen. They discussed various important topics and activities, focusing on further cooperation, with updates and presentations on current focuses by each of the JFCCT committees. On this occasion, the JFCCT is very pleased to welcome new member, the Hungarian-Thai Chamber of Commerce –big warm welcome to the JFCCT Community! To learn more about the work of the JFCCT, please visit: https://www.jfcct.org/ Previous Next

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Today, we dive into Swedish culture with Fettisdagen, or Fat Tuesday, a day of indulgence and tradition.  We would also like to warmly welcome back our previous intern, Olivia Pramchoobua Jakobsson, who has returned to Bangkok for a visit!  < Back Celebrating Fettisdagen - A Taste of Swedish Tradition 13 Feb 2024 Today, we dive into Swedish culture with Fettisdagen, or Fat Tuesday, a day of indulgence and tradition. We would also like to warmly welcome back our previous intern, Olivia Pramchoobua Jakobsson, who has returned to Bangkok for a visit! SweCham team really enjoyed indulging in the iconic Swedish pastry, the semla. A semla isn’t just any bun, it’s a cardamom-spiced bun filled to the brim with almond paste and topped with a generous dollop of whipped cream. The semla, which is quiet rich, was traditionally consumed on Fettisdagen, as the last festive food before Lent's fasting period started. In modern times, the semla is no longer only available on fettisdagen, but throughout January and February. The semla has also been made in more creative ways in recent years, like the Princess semla, which combines the traditional semla with the flavours of a Princess Cake. In Swedish popular culture, the semla is most famously the favourite treat of the Swedish Sherlock Holmes, Ture Sventon! He is the most famous lover of semlor, or as he would call it, ‘temlor’. The semla is an integral part of Swedish culture and identity, and the consumption figures show it! Each year, between 40 and 50 million semlor are consumed, meaning the average Swede eats at least four semlor per year! In Bangkok, the quest for an authentic semla leads to the doors of Mammas kök, and for those not in Bangkok, we encourage you to take up the whisk and treat yourself by making your own semla. It’s a perfect way to connect with Swedish culinary traditions from anywhere in the world. If you would like to make your own semla and need a recipe, please visit: https://sweden.se/culture/food/the-semla-a-swedish-delicacy Previous Next

Join us at KIS International School for our Summer Camp from 19 June to 7 July 2023. < Back Summer fun awaits at KIS Summer Camp 2023! 24 May 2023 Wide range of activities awaits children between ages 3 to 13 years where all the activities will be held by experienced educators and staff. We can guarantee three weeks of lively and memorable moments for your kids to take part in. Do not hesitate to sign your child up for the most exciting Summer Camp of 2023! All camps are run from Monday through Friday for 3 weeks. Camps will include English Camp, Art Camp, and Basketball Camp, Surf Skate Camp, Swim Camp, and Badminton Camp, etc. Our camp days are filled with various activities based on each camp’s theme. These activities are designed to be fun and exciting while developing the children’s knowledge and social skills. Summer Camp Details Date: 19 June to 7 July 2023 Ages: 3 to 13 years Location: KIS International School, Bangkok Register now to secure your child’s spot at : hello.kis.ac.th/summercamp23 For further questions, please contact: kis_summercamp@kis.ac.th See you this summer! Previous Next

Dr Pojanath Bhatanacharoen, Executive Director of SweCham, had the rare opportunity to attend the convention held at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre. < Back Highlights from the 16th World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention: Insights into Thailand’s Trade Relations in Asia 28 Jun 2023 On Sunday, 25 June, Dr Pojanath Bhatanacharoen, Executive Director of SweCham, had the rare opportunity to attend the convention held at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre. The enlightening sessions yielded several key takeaways. According to Khun Sanan Angubolkul, Chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, China has maintained its position as Thailand’s number one trading partner for 11 consecutive years since 2013. This presents a tremendous opportunity for Thailand to attract Chinese businesses and foster investment. Khun Narit Therdsteerasukdi , the Secretary General of the Board of Investment Thailand (BOI), expressed a warm welcome to investors and highlighted the new BOI strategies and investment promotion measures. Thailand’s attractive investment environment stems from its strategic location, excellent infrastructure, strong supply chain, competitive incentives, government support, green investment policies, and competence in providing renewable energy to businesses. Additionally, the geopolitical stability of the region ensures safety and resilience. In addition to the upgraded investment promotion measures and investment stimulation measures for the economy, the BOI has introduced new programmes such as retention and expansion initiatives, relocation programmes, and social and local development programmes. These initiatives aim to further enhance the economic landscape and create a conducive environment for businesses to flourish. Dr Pojanath would like to extend sincere thanks to Khun Vibeke Lyssand Leirvåg, Chairwoman of the Joint Foreign Chamber of Commerce Thailand (JFCCT) and the JFCCT Office for facilitating the opportunity to participate in this event and gain valuable insights into the dynamic trade relations between China and Thailand. For a detailed account of the event, please see the article by Bangkok Post: https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/2599195/tycoon-urges-eec-investment Previous Next

Bangkok, 18 May 2023 at the Landmark Bangkok Hotel— Continuing its success from the past five editions, the Franco-Thai Chamber of Commerce, the Netherlands-Thai Chamber of Commerce, the Swiss-Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with multiple foreign chambers in Thailand have gathered around 300 participants for the Sustainability for Business Forum 2023, a full-day forum aiming to promote sustainable development among business based in Thailand. < Back SBF2023: Back to Drive Businesses Towards Greater Sustainable Development 30 May 2023 Bangkok, 18 May 2023 at the Landmark Bangkok Hotel — Continuing its success from the past five editions, the Franco-Thai Chamber of Commerce , the Netherlands-Thai Chamber of Commerce , the Swiss-Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce , in partnership with multiple foreign chambers in Thailand have gathered around 300 participants for the Sustainability for Business Forum 2023, a full-day forum aiming to promote sustainable development among business based in Thailand. For this edition, the Opening Talk was led by Ms. Thanyaporn Krichtitayawuth , Executive Director of UN Global Compact Network Thailand. Her insights through the newly launched report and study about 5 SDGs Mega Trends in 2023 were brought to the floor. The dramatic rise of interlinked global challenges is forcing executives to navigate new levels of uncertainty. Business leaders are building resilience by incorporating sustainability into their core business operations and strategies. She also added that leveraging innovation and partnerships is proving crucial to delivering shared stakeholder value and competitive advantage. Under the five highlighted sessions, attendees were able to explore Session 1: Sustainable Finance The session focused on exploring investment opportunities within sustainable industries and discovering innovative financial solutions. Ms. Vicky Janssens from Klik Foundation discussed carbon credit trading, highlighting its significance in the realm of sustainability. Mr. Henning Haugerubraten from ResponsAbility shed light on Impact Investment, emphasising its potential for creating positive social and environmental change. Moreover, valuable insights on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) evaluation of companies for sustainable funds were shared by Ms. Marie-Pascale Bonhomme from Amundi Thailand. The session was expertly moderated by Mr. Ben Grozier from the Asian Development Bank. Session 2: Solutions for Industry The second session discussed the challenges and opportunities associated with sustainable sourcing across diverse industries. Mr. Bruno Lhopiteau from Bluebee Technologies shared their case study on the implementation of innovative technology for sustainable asset management during operations. Mr. Jagannathan Srinivasan from Signify discussed what they have implemented to be carbon neutral. Additionally, Mr. Poonperm Vardhanabindu from Bureau Veritas provided valuable perspectives on tracking sustainability performance in the food and beverage supply chain. The session was skillfully moderated by Florian Blin from Artelia, who facilitated a dynamic and thought-provoking discussion. Session 3: Future of Transport This session shed light on the latest advancements in sustainable transport and unveiled strategies for businesses to drive positive change within the transportation industry. Ms. Isawan Kaeochotchuangkul from Rhenus Air & Ocean discussed how freight forwarders are spearheading the efforts in decarbonising transportation. Mr. Rolan Coppens from KLM Royal Dutch Airlines shared KLM’s path to achieving net-zero emissions through the utilisation of sustainable aviation fuel. The crucial aspect of building the necessary infrastructure for electric vehicles was addressed by Mr. Gianandrea Bruzzone from ABB. The session was skillfully moderated by Asst. Prof. Dr. Pantip Piyatadsananon from Suranaree University of Technology ensured an engaging and informative discussion for all participants. Session 4: Inspirational session under the theme of ‘Make Bangkok More Livable’ The session ‘Make Bangkok More Livable’ provided an inspirational platform for start-ups based in Thailand to share their stories of tackling pressing sustainability challenges in the city. The session commenced with Ms. Nantaporn Thiraponphaipoon from Scholars of Sustenance, who presented their innovative approach to addressing the issues of food waste and food insecurity in Thailand since 2016. Following that, Mr. Andreas Wanner from MisterLoo introduced an innovative end-to-end public toilet concept targeting high-footfall locations. Mr. Krisada Kritayakirana from Muvmi then shared their vision of shaping the future of urban mobility through affordable, clean, and safe solutions. Lastly, Ms. Arunee Atipapong from AriAround presented an expanding sustainable ecosystem driven by kindness and sharing as a lifestyle. The session was expertly moderated by Mr. Lars Svensson from Sasin Sustainability & Entrepreneurship Center, fostering an engaging and informative discussion among the participants. Before attendees moved to the last session, an environment specialist from Baker Mckenzie, Dr. Muanjit Chamsilpa, provided valuable insights to the attendees on the readiness of businesses for sustainability-related laws and regulations. Session 5: CEO Panel The panel discussion brought together a distinguished group of CEOs and executives to share their insights and expertise. The panel featured prominent leaders such as Mr. Soonthorn Yongvibulsiri from SCG Packaging Public Co., Ltd, Ms. Anlee Do from Lufthansa Group, Mr. Kongkiat Teekamongkol from Camfil Thailand, and Mr. Sam Yamdagni from Amarenco. The session was moderated by Mr. Bob Fox from JFCCT, who posed thought-provoking questions to the panellists. The forum featured sponsor exhibitions promoting sustainable products and services, including a packaging exhibition by the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) . Sponsors include ABB Thailand , ACOEM , Amundi , Artelia , Baker Mckenzie , BECIS , Bluebee Technologies , Greenyellow , JST Group , KLM , L’oreal , Swiss International Air Lines , MAN Energy Solutions , PALO IT , Poolnologies , Sentinel Solution , Signify , Suranaree University of Technology , and VNU Asia Pacific . Click here to check out photos from the SBF 2023 Click here to explore outstanding presentations from our panellists For more information about the forum, please visit www.sustainability4business.com Previous Next

The eighth stop on Study in Sweden's roadshow was a fantastic success.  Team Sweden met with many different students who were genuinely interested in Sweden. < Back Team Sweden's 'Study in Sweden on the Road 2023' at Chulalongkorn University 11 Oct 2023 The eighth stop on Study in Sweden ' s roadshow was a fantastic success. Team Sweden met with many different students who were genuinely interested in Sweden. The students were interested in learning how higher education works in Sweden, whether one can manage with just English and how to navigate various aspects of student life, such as living expenses and the Swedish culture. We are happy to have had so many students excited about the opportunity to study in Sweden! If you missed us this time, do not worry! For those interested in studying in Sweden and receiving more information on how you go about fulfilling this dream, you can register for the Swedish Education and Career days 2023 at https://www.swedish-education.com/ Join us at the Study in Sweden and Alumni Networking on Friday, 20 October 2023, from 15:00 to 19:00, at the Embassy of Sweden in Thailand. *Note: No walk-ins. Pre-registration is required for this event. Visit our Swedish Pavilion at the OCSC International Education Expo 2023 on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 October, from 12:00 to 18:00 on the 5th floor, Royal Paragon Hall, Siam Paragon. For more information on Swedish Education and learning the Swedish way, please visit 👉 www.studyinsweden.se . Previous Next

As we look forward to SweCham’s 35th Anniversary Gala Dinner, it’s worth reflecting on the Chamber’s Annual Installation Ball on 29 October 1993, a night that established the traditions and unity shaping our community. < Back A Night to Remember: Highlights from the Chamber's Annual Installation Ball 1993 5 Sept 2024 ‘Chamber Installation Ball’ from STEP Magazine Vol. 3/No.9, November 1993 The Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce commenced the new Chamber year with its Annual Installation Ball on Friday, 29 October 1993, held at The Oriental’s Grand Ballroom . With 140 members and distinguished guests in attendance, the night was one to remember. The evening began formally with Khun Worachai Bhicharnchitr, Vice President of the Chamber, as Master of Ceremony. After the national anthems, Ambassador Heckscher toasted His Majesty the King of Sweden and His Majesty the King of Thailand. Re-elected President Mr. Anders Lundquist introduced the new Board and shared insights into the forthcoming Chamber year. Guests were treated to an elegant four-course dinner paired with fine wines. The entertainment was provided by the Dream&Memory band, which kept the mood lively. The grand raffle was a major highlight, with prizes including a SAS Business Class ticket to Scandinavia, a candlelit dinner voucher, a round-trip ticket to Phuket, golf bags, golf balls, premium French wines, and exclusive ceramics. Mr. Axel Blom managed the raffle draw. The Chamber extends its sincere appreciation to the Chamber Ball Committee, comprising Mr. Axel Blom, Mrs. Eva Collenberg Loven, and Birgitta Ludtke, for their exceptional efforts in organising a truly distinguished and memorable event! Previous Next

SweCham President participated in the Cocktail Reception organised by the Thai European Business Association (TEBA) and the panel discussion on the Hospitality Industry Trends organised by the Spanish-Thai Chamber of Commerce (SPTCC). < Back SweCham President joined TEBA Cocktail Reception and SPTCC Hospitality Industry Trends Event 12 Jun 2023 In the past weeks, SweCham President, Mr Peter Björk, participated in the Cocktail Reception organised by the Thai European Business Association (TEBA) and the panel discussion on the Hospitality Industry Trends organised by the Spanish-Thai Chamber of Commerce (SPTCC). Additionally, both events provided all participants with valuable insights into the economy, trends and future of Thailand. At the TEBA Cocktail Reception, our president had an opportunity to connect with representatives of Embassies and foreign chambers in Thailand, C-Suite management, and various business professionals. In addition, Mr Peter met with the new TEBA President, Mr Pierre Jaffre, and their outgoing president, Mr Stefan Heuer. On this occasion, the EU Ambassador, H.E. Mr David Daly, delivered a speech on ‘Expectations Towards 2023,’ including the FTA status. Another interesting presentation on ‘Thailand Economic Plan and New Release Incentives Promotion’ was also shared by the Secretary General of Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), Mr Narit Therdsteerasukdi. Moreover, as global circumstances over the past few years have led to evolution and disruption in many industries, the SPTCC organised the event for everyone to gain an understanding of the hospitality industry in Thailand. The esteemed speakers at the event include Mr Carlos Díez de la Lastra, CEO of Les Roches Global, Mr Martin Hurley, General Manager at Lancaster Bangkok, Mr Dominic Winter, Head of Operations, Asia Pacific at Amadeus Hospitality, and Mr Oliver Schnatz, Cluster General Manager Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit & Mercure Bangkok Sukhumvit 11 & Area General Manager Thailand for Sofitel, MGallery and Emblems Collection. This interesting panel discussion was moderated by Mr Ernesto Guerra Murciano, General Manager of Melía Koh Samui. With this great opportunity, our president received more information and understanding of tropical trends, issues, and developments in the Hospitality Industry in Thailand. SweCham would like to thank TEBA and the Spanish-Thai Chamber of Commerce for organising informative events for everyone to join, and we look forward to joining other great events organised by you in the near future! To explore other news and activities from the SweCham and our members, please visit: www.swecham.com Previous Next

< Back Swedish National Day and Midsummer Luncheon celebration, Saturday 7 June 2025 A Heartwarming Recap: Swedish National Day and Midsummer Lunch Celebration 2025 On June 7 , SweCham held its annual National Day and Midsummer celebrations at the Westin Grande Sukhumvit Bangkok, in collaboration with the Sweden Alumni Network Thailand (SANT), the Swedish Women's Educational Association (SWEA) Bangkok , and the Thai-Nordic Association (TNA) . More than 80 guests came together to celebrate Swedish traditions and engage with the Thai-Swedish community. The day was filled with traditional midsummer flower wreath making, a fishpond game for the children, and—as tradition calls for—dancing around the maypole, accompanied by Swedish songs beautifully performed by Lina and Calle. It was much appreciated by all! We are especially grateful to everyone who participated and to our generous in-kind sponsors. Montage Andaman Gourmet Salts, delighted guests with a selection of gourmet salts. The Three by TPV brought pieces from their latest fashion collection. Urban Flowers that created beautiful wreaths worn by the SweCham staff. One of the main features of the Midsummer Lunch was the popular raffle. This year’s event included exclusive awards and valuable prizes, thanks to the support of our Raffle Prize Sponsors : Aleenta Phuket , Amrapur tailors, Bartels, Chatrium Grand Bangkok , FOREO , Gorigurt , Myth spa , Rosewood Bangkok , The Legend Chiang Rai , The Landmark Bangkok , The Three by TPV, Char , and The O.S.S Bar. A huge congratulations to all the lucky winners! Our sincere thanks go to The Westin Grande Sukhumvit Hotel for their warm hospitality, excellent traditional food, impeccable service, hospitality and the generous raffle prize of a two-night Deluxe Suite weekend stay, including Westin Club benefits fortwo guests. Relive the highlights in our photobook, capturing the joyful moments from the event—available here: Explore our photo book here! Follow us on social media platforms! Previous Next