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Rinrada Chamjitt or Rin is a newly graduated student from Mahidol University International College with bachelor's in International Relations and Global Affairs. Inspired by Sweden’s commitment to progressive development and ethical growth, Rin is eager to work closely with Sweden to gain a deeper understanding of these values while contributing to the expansion of Thai-Swedish business relations. < Back We're delighted to warmly welcome our new intern to the SweCham Team! 14 Jan 2025 Rinrada Chamjitt or Rin is a newly graduated student from Mahidol University International College with bachelor's in International Relations and Global Affairs. Inspired by Sweden’s commitment to progressive development and ethical growth, Rin is eager to work closely with Sweden to gain a deeper understanding of these values while contributing to the expansion of Thai-Swedish business relations. Rin will join our team as a Media and Communications intern. During her internship at SweCham, she is motivated to explore the experience of assisting the Swedish business sectors and other groups that align with the values of Sweden. She hopes to learn more about Swedish business models and how they integrate sustainability in their framework. With these goals, Rin is ready to assist the SweCham team in supporting the Thai-Swedish business community. We warmly welcome Khun Rin to the team, and look forward to building up many more meaningful events with her! Previous Next

A warm thank you to Mr Roman Ramos and Khun Kritamait Vithayaruksun for inviting SweCham to your grand celebration at Centara Grand last night. < Back Congratulations to AstraZeneca Thailand on 40 amazing years! 7 Oct 2023 A warm thank you to Mr Roman Ramos and Khun Kritamait Vithayaruksun for inviting SweCham to your grand celebration at Centara Grand last night. SweCham board members President Mr. Peter Bjork, Vice Presidents Mr. Jan Eriksson and Mr. Lars Andersson, Treasurer Mr. Daniel Lindgren, Governor Mr. Anders Frummerin, Advisor and Founding Member Mr. Anders Lundquist and Executive Director Dr. Pojanath Bhatanacharoen were honoured to witness the legacy of AstraZeneca Thailand and to celebrate this remarkable journey with you. 🙌. 🌟 AstraZeneca Thailand, your unwavering commitment to innovation, healthcare, and improving lives is truly inspiring. In four decades, you have embodied excellence, compassion, and resilience, reshaping healthcare and saving lives. Here's to decades of innovation and healthcare excellence! 🌟👏 Previous Next

< Back OECD Anti-Corruption Toolkit, 2022 The Toolkit for Raising Awareness and Combating Corruption in SMEs published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in 2022 Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) dominate the commercial world, contribute significantly to global GDP, and drive innovation and job creation. However, they frequently lack the resources required to stay up with anti-corruption and compliance best practices. Therefore, they are particularly vulnerable to bribery and corruption as their exposure to corruption risks is often comparable to that of larger organisations. The Toolkit for Raising Awareness and Combating Corruption in SMEs published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in 2022 aims to identify practical ways that governments and other stakeholders can involve SMEs in the fight against corruption. The publication evaluates the dangers of foreign bribery and corruption for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) and provides a toolkit for raising awareness of the necessity of implementing anti-corruption measures using information from research, interviews with SMEs, business organizations, and legal experts, among other sources. In addition to the Toolkit for rising awareness and combating corruption in SMEs, the paper on anti-corruption compliance in times of crisis, aids us in assessing the impact of crises, particularly the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing economic crisis, on anti-corruption compliance objectives, resources, and operations. The paper also suggests how businesses may better address the risks of corruption during crisis and how governments can better assist them. For access to the toolkits and full papers, please go to: Issues of corruption for SMEs: https://www.oecd.org/daf/anti-bribery/raising-awareness-and-preventing-corruption-in-smes.htm Toolkit for raising awareness and preventing corruption in SMEs : https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/finance-and-investment/toolkit-for-raising-awareness-and-preventing-corruption-in-smes_19e99855-en Anti-Corruption compliance in times of crises: Building resilience and seizing opportunities: https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/finance-and-investment/anti-corruption-compliance-in-times-of-crisis_467cf791-en Previous Next

Rembrandt Asset Management, a visionary company in Thailand, proudly announces its leadership and strategic direction for its diverse portfolio of subsidiaries across multiple sectors, reinforcing its position as a leader in hotels and asset management. < Back Rembrandt Asset Management: Leading the Way in Hotels and Asset Management in Thailand 13 Sept 2024 Rembrandt Asset Management, a visionary company in Thailand, proudly announces its leadership and strategic direction for its diverse portfolio of subsidiaries across multiple sectors, reinforcing its position as a leader in hotels and asset management.  Announcing the Company and Its Leadership Under the visionary leadership of Mr Zaki Baz, Group CEO of Rembrandt Asset Management and CEO of Rembrandt Hotels Corporation, the company is poised to transform its approach to hospitality and asset management. With over 20 years of experience managing hotels both locally and internationally, Mr Baz brings a wealth of expertise and a forward-thinking vision in strategic revenue management and advanced finance. His focus on quality, digital innovation, and delivering unparalleled guest experiences sets a new benchmark for excellence in the industry. Rembrandt Asset Management is a premier company overseeing a diverse range of subsidiaries: 1. Rembrandt Hotels Corporation: This subsidiary is dedicated to investing in and managing a wide array of hotel properties, both existing and in development, to ensure top-tier service, guest satisfaction, and exceptional financial performance across all locations. 2. Rembrandt Foods: Specialising in the management and operation of food and beverage establishments, including restaurants, bars, and catering services, Rembrandt Foods aims to deliver innovative culinary experiences and manage independent F&B operations to expand and diversify revenue streams. 3. Rembrandt Services: This arm offers specialised services such as property management, concierge services, and other hospitality-related offerings. It also includes unique ventures like Saskia's Wash, a premium laundry service, and The Hue, a luxury amenities provider, enhancing the company’s comprehensive service portfolio. Rembrandt Asset Management’s Unique Approach and Strategic Focus   Rembrandt Asset Management distinguishes itself from traditional hotel management companies by prioritising the creation of profitable streams for owners and shareholders rather than managing hotels and assets in a conventional manner. The company is highly adaptable and dynamic, meeting each owner's needs and requirements. Its strategy centres on commercial empowerment and leveraging AI-driven revenue management to optimise financial performance and ensure sustainable growth. This innovative approach allows Rembrandt to maximise returns on investment while maintaining high standards of guest satisfaction and service excellence.   Empowering Commercial Strategies and AI-Driven Revenue Management Committed to using advanced technologies and data-driven insights, Rembrandt Asset Management enhances its commercial strategies through AI-driven revenue management. This approach enables the company to make informed decisions that drive profitability and create long-term value for both owners and stakeholders. By focusing on innovation, Rembrandt ensures it remains at the forefront of the industry, delivering exceptional results across all its managed assets. A Strong Financial Foundation Having secured over 4.7 billion THB in capital, Rembrandt Asset Management demonstrates a robust financial foundation that supports its ambitious renovation and expansion projects. This substantial investment aligns with the company’s growth strategy and commitment to enhancing property values and guest experiences across all subsidiaries. Looking Ahead With a clear vision, substantial investments, and a commitment to innovation, Rembrandt Asset Management is set to redefine hospitality and asset management in Thailand and beyond. The company is dedicated to becoming a leader in hotels and asset management, setting new standards of excellence, and driving sustainable growth. "We are excited to embark on this transformative journey," said Mr Zaki Baz, Group CEO of Rembrandt Asset Management and CEO of Rembrandt Hotels Corporation. "Our mission is to create exceptional experiences for our guests and deliver significant value to our stakeholders. With the support of our talented team and strategic partners, we are confident in our ability to lead the industry and establish new benchmarks for excellence." Learn more about Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok, please visit: https://www.rembrandthotelbangkok.com/ 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

It's with a bittersweet farewell that we say goodbye to our brilliant and delightful Project Coordinator, Julia Jonsson! < Back Farewell to our Project Coordinator Intern, Julia Jonsson 12 Jun 2025 It's with a bittersweet farewell that we say goodbye to our brilliant and delightful Project Coordinator, Julia Jonsson, after her incredible 10 months with the Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce! Julia has been absolutely instrumental in so many of our successes, from the Sustainability Expo 2024 and our 35th Anniversary SweCham Gala Dinner to the OCSC International Education Expo 2024, and numerous SweCham Business Connect series. She even played a key role in our beloved Christmas and Midsummer Luncheon cultural events. Her unwavering dedication and positive energy have truly fueled the Chamber's achievements, and we're so grateful to have had her on this journey with us. Julia's contributions were especially significant in uniting Thai and Swedish cultures and landscapes, fulfilling a core mission of our Chamber. We deeply value everything Julia brought to her internship. We're confident that the experiences she gained here will equip her with essential skills for her future career path. We wish her all the very best on her next adventure and sincerely hope our paths cross again in Thailand! Tack så mycket! Previous Next

SweCham team had the pleasure of visiting our premium member, AFRY, at Summer House, Nai Lert Park, Bangkok, to congratulate them on their 60th Anniversary in Thailand. < Back SweCham Team jointly celebrated ARFY’s 60th Anniversary event 19 May 2025 On Thursday, May 15, 2025, our SweCham team had the pleasure of visiting our premium member, AFRY , at Summer House, Nai Lert Park, Bangkok, to congratulate them on their 60th Anniversary in Thailand . This special event showcased AFRY's remarkable journey and key achievements in global engineering advisory services across Thailand and Asia Pacific, emphasizing their commitment to innovation and sustainable solutions within the energy sector. The event commenced with a welcoming address from Mrs. Linda Palsson, AFRY President and CEO, followed by speeches from H.E. Mr. Wilhelm Donko, Ambassador of Austria to Thailand, and Mr. Per Linner, Deputy Head of Mission of the Embassy of Sweden to Thailand. We were also honored to hear a keynote speech from Mr. Eakarat Samintarapanya, Assistant Governor of Power Plant Planning, Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), which led into two engaging panel discussions on the Future of Sustainable Power in Thailand and Technology Drivers of Energy Transition. Attendees had a wonderful opportunity to delve into AFRY's history and initiatives through an engaging exhibition and creative collaborations with artists, which added a unique dimension to the occasion. Our SweCham team found the event to be incredibly inspiring and insightful, and we gained valuable new knowledge. As the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Thailand, we see significant opportunities for collaboration with AFRY, particularly in advancing sustainable practices within the energy sector. By leveraging AFRY's deep expertise in renewable energy and sustainable solutions, we believe we can work together to foster innovation and promote environmentally responsible practices across Thailand and Southeast Asia. SweCham’s robust network of Swedish and Thai businesses is well-positioned to support these efforts, and we are excited about the potentials or future partnerships. Together, we can contribute to shaping a sustainable future for the region, driving positive change and supporting the energy transition. Previous Next

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50 Best spotlights venues from more destinations than ever before, with the additions of new restaurants, bars and hotels on the 50 Best Discovery platform  < Back [Member Update] Kimpton Mac-Lai Bangkok in Thailand Makes its Debut on 50 Best Discovery, an In-depth Collection of City Guides! 2 Mar 2025 28 February 2025 – Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok has made its debut in the in-depth collection of city guides, 50 Best Discovery. Following the addition of more than 500 new venues to the platform in February 2025, more than a hundred cities and towns are represented on 50 Best Discovery for the first time, spotlighting even more dining, drinking and travel destinations around the world. The new additions feature more than 240 restaurants, 100 bars and 170 hotels. With this latest refresh, 50 Best Discovery now features 3,700+ hospitality establishments worldwide, showcasing the diversity and excellence of the hospitality industry. Each venue, including Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok, is selected after receiving a certain number of votes from the expert voting Academies that create 50 Best’s world-leading global and regional lists. Situated in a city of contrasts, Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok is in the centre of all the social happenings 24/7. Bangkok is a place where stately ancient temples stand not far from gleaming skyscrapers. Its captivating juxtapositions are what makes it one of the top destinations for global travellers. Surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant modernity, the urban retreat rests on the leafy-green Langsuan Road by Lumphini Park. Charming and charismatic, Kimpton infuses Bangkok city’s energy and creativity into its design and guest experience. "Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok is honoured to be recognized on the prestigious 50 Best Discovery platform. This accolade reaffirms our commitment to delivering exceptional hospitality, bold design, and immersive experiences that resonate with modern travellers. We remain dedicated to redefining luxury with heartfelt and ridiculously personalised service and inspiring spaces in the heart of Bangkok." – Patrick Both, General Manager Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok Hotel, Regional General Manager IHG Luxury & Lifestyle, Thailand A highly curated guide, 50 Best Discovery is the ultimate reference tool for discerning travellers, diners and cocktail-lovers. A combination of more than 3,000 Academy members — who are experts in their local restaurant, bar and hotel scenes — vote for the venues that feature on the platform. This means those following 50 Best Discovery are being guided by the world’s foremost restaurant, bar and travel connoisseurs. 50 Best Discovery operates as an extension of the annual 50 Best rankings of restaurants, bars, and hotels, though is not itself a ranking. 50 Best is ultimately responsible for the curation of the database. Restaurants, bars and hotels cannot apply to be part of 50 Best Discovery. For more information on 50 Best Discovery, please visit the website here: www.theworlds50best.com/discovery Read more about selection criteria here: www.theworlds50best.com/discovery/about.html Previous Next

Big warm thanks to Dr Duangamol N. Tungasmita from the Department of Chemistry and Dr Sukkaneste Tungasmita (Sweden alumnus, Linköping University) from the Department of Physics at the Faculty of Science at Chulalongkorn University who visited SweCham on Thursday, 5 July. < Back Collaboration between the academia and the industries towards sustainability 10 Jul 2023 Big warm thanks to Dr Duangamol N. Tungasmita from the Department of Chemistry and Dr Sukkaneste Tungasmita (Sweden alumnus, Linköping University) from the Department of Physics at the Faculty of Science at Chulalongkorn University who visited SweCham on Thursday, 5 July. The meeting focused on the roles of the Swedish companies and the academia in promoting a sustainable future. The discussions highlighted the importance of collaboration between the academia and the chemical industry for the future of sustainability within the electronics industry. In an effort to speed up the transition to a sustainable future, the Faculty of Sciences at Chulalongkorn University is organising the Eurasia Conference on Chemical Sciences 2023 (EuAsC2) event in December. This year’s event revolves around the theme of ‘Frontiers in Chemical Sciences for Sustainability,’ encompassing crucial discussion points such as green processes, Carbon Capture, Renewable energy, and Chemical and biosensors. During the meeting, we discussed the possibilities for SweCham and the industries to engage with the EuAsC2 event as well as fostering collaboration between the private sector and the academia. Recognising the crucial role sustainability plays, we would like to emphasise the importance of a triple bottom line approach and the interconnectedness of economic, environmental, and social factors in achieving sustainable success. For more information about the Eurasia Conference on Chemical Sciences 2023 (EuAsC2) event: https://www.eurasia2023.com/ Previous Next

Swedish Thai IT Networking Forum Follow-up seminars and events scheduled by the Embassy < Back Reminiscing The Thai Swedish Networking Forum 2002 - Past Events and Future Steps to Bridge the Digital Divide 10 Oct 2024 [Article from STEP Magazine Vol. 11/No. 2, April 2002] Mobile phones, and increasingly personal digital assistants (PDA's), are common tools in today's wireless society. But can they, and the supporting technologies and know-how that makes it all work in a seamless network, be part in the ongoing effort to bridge the digital divide here and elsewhere? Yes, replied Swedish and Thai experts from industry, government and education. that gathered under the theme "Bridging the digital divide in society", at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center on March 5 for a full day of speeches and discussions. All the “right” people from wireless and IT Thailand showed up at the well-visited event organized by the Embassy of Sweden, Nectec, NSTDA and the Swedish Trade Council in co-operation with the Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce Keynote-speakers Prof. Dr. Pairash Thajchayapong. President NSTDA and Mr. Jan Lindgren. Vice President - Mobile Internet Solution, Ericsson Internet Application AB. set the tone by outlining the status of fixed and wireless internet implementation in Thailand and how the wireless industry worldwide is recovering after the many severe dot.com company crashes between 1999 and last year. After them followed a range of presentations showing real cases in govern-ment, city administration, entertainment, education and how it all is financed. Moderators Ms. Anita Jonsson, Director IT & Telecom, Swedish Trade Council and Rear Admiral Prasart Sribhadung, Associate Dean, Graduate School of Inicenct und E-Commerce, ABAC, kept the discussion active and focused during the day which ended with a panel discussion and a lucky draw of two GPRS enabled hand phones sponsored by Ericsson. After the Ambassador's, HE Mr. Jan Nordlander, welcome address, Ms. Gun Eriksson, State Secretary, Ministry of In-dustry. Employment and Communica-tions. Sweden made some opening remarks together with Mr. Chatree Chueyprasit. Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of science, Technology and Environment. "The IT Networking Forum will be followed up by the organising partners in different ways. One idea is to arrange more in-depth seminars covering perhaps one or two of the e-topics now covered more in general during the Networking Forum." says Mr. Bengt G Carlsson, Economic & Commercial Counsellor, Swedish Embassy. There is scope for cooperation on IT issues between the City Administrations of Bangkok and Stockholm respectively. Some sort of twinning arrangement is one of the options that will be looked into. "One event/visit already being scheduled in the IT-field, partly as a result of the Forum, is the visit of an IT-delegation organised by the Swedish-Thai Chamber of Commerce (STCC), located in the province of Jämtland. This delegation will be in Thailand 28 April - 5 May and conduct meetings and seminars both in Bangkok and Khon Kaen," concludes Mr. Carisson. Previous Next

Warmest congratulations to our President and our Vice President of SweCham! < Back Congratulations to our President and the three SweCham Vice Presidents! 26 May 2023 SweCham is delighted to extend our warmest and sincere congratulations to Khun Peter Björk for being elected as our President at the last AGM and to Khun Jan Eriksson, Khun Lars Andersson, and Khun Tomas Julin on being appointed as the Vice President of SweCham at the 2023.03 Board Meeting. The support from our president and vice presidents has been far-reaching. Their expertise has helped us navigate challenges, explore solutions, and build a strong foundation for the sustainable growth of SweCham. Once again, our team would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude for their exceptional dedication. Since SweCham is a non-profit organisation, our board members are contributing to the running of the Chamber voluntarily. We are very grateful for our board members’ input and contribution to our activities and projects. Most importantly, we deeply appreciate their unwavering support and cooperation in providing insights and guidance to the Thai-Swedish business community! Previous Next