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(February 10, 2025) – In an inspiring gesture of goodwill and environmental consciousness, Bangkok’s Governor, Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, proudly accepted a generous contribution of 50 MAZUMA NANO CARE #150-WT air purifiers from CP Axtra Public Company Limited. This noble donation, valued at a noteworthy 230,000 baht, was graciously presented by Mrs. Siriporn Dechsingha, the company’s reputable Chief Sustainability and Corporate Communications Officer. The commitment to fostering healthier air quality specifically targets young minds, with these purifiers destined for early childhood development centers throughout Bangkok’s 50 districts. The atmosphere during the handover ceremony was charged with gratitude and optimism as Governor Chadchart expressed heartfelt thanks to CP Axtra. In his speech, he highlighted the company’s foresight in understanding the significance of indoor air quality, especially for the most vulnerable – young children. He lauded CP Axtra not only for this vital contribution but also for their steadfast dedication to long-term environmental…

On a bright February morning in 2025, an atmosphere of hope and commitment to a healthier future swept over the vibrant city of Bangkok. The man of the hour, Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, Bangkok’s esteemed Governor, stood resolute at a special ceremony held at the iconic Rattanakosin Hall, right in the heart of Bangkok City Hall, Phra Nakhon District. Upon this occasion, he graciously accepted an invaluable gift that promises to reshape the very air the city’s youngsters breathe. The generous donation consisted of 50 state-of-the-art MAZUMA NANO CARE #150-WT air purifiers, collectively valued at a substantial 230,000 baht. These devices are programmed to make their way into early childhood development centers across all fervent 50 districts of the city. They will serve as silent sentinels, diligently safeguarding the health of young lungs, setting a new standard for indoor air quality. This thoughtful contribution comes from none other than Mrs. Siriporn…

In a vibrant fusion of cultural exchange and collective ambition, Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt rolled out the red carpet to welcome Tokyo’s esteemed Governor Koike Yuriko, along with her 25-strong delegation, at the illustrious Bangkok City Hall in the heart of Phra Nakhon district. The historic meeting blossomed in the hallowed Rattanakosin Room as the two dynamic city heads inked a pivotal agreement to steer their sprawling metropolises towards a sustainable and resilient future. The dialogue sparkled with innovation as the governors experts tackled multifaceted urban challenges head-on—sharing insights on combating climate change-induced natural disasters, navigating the demographic shifts of an aging society, and sculpting visionary sustainable tourism policies. This rendezvous not only nurtured bonds but also set the stage for future-ready city planning. Punctuating this momentous occasion, Governor Chadchart ceremoniously presented the illustrious Key to the City of Bangkok to Governor Koike, symbolizing the opening of doors to infinite…

In a display of mutual admiration and forward-thinking diplomacy, Governor Chadchart of Bangkok expressed his delight at the prospect of future collaborations with Indonesia, focusing particularly on enriching educational exchanges and transformative urban planning. These discussions, centering around boosting the efficiency and convenience of public transport systems, promise to propel both urban landscapes into the future. Amidst lively conversations, ideas were exchanged on how best to celebrate the upcoming 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and Indonesia. A tree-planting ceremony, to be held at the verdant Pathum Wananurak Park, emerged as a frontrunner. This ceremony is envisioned not only as a symbolic strengthening of bilateral ties but also as a beacon for sustainable urban living, influencing both cities with green initiatives as profound as they are impactful. The meeting was punctuated with the sharing of meaningful gifts, marking this diplomatic milestone with a personal touch. The Indonesian Ambassador presented…

When Governor Chadchart sat down to chat about potential collaborations with an enthusiastic smile, one could almost feel the air buzzing with possibilities. Imagine student and staff exchanges that transcend borders and the exciting promise of revolutionizing transportation and urban planning to prioritize sleek, convenient public mobility. As both nations gear up for intertwined futures, these discussions could very well lay the groundwork for extraordinary ventures. The meeting wasn’t just about scribbling plans on a notepad, though. The discourse took on a celebratory air as the parties brainstormed ways to mark the 75th anniversary of diplomatic camaraderie between Thailand and Indonesia. It’s not every day that you brainstorm events that carry historical weight! A memorable highlight on the agenda? A thoughtful tree-planting ceremony. Scheduled for Pathum Wananurak Park, this green venture symbolizes something far deeper than roots in the soil. It represents a growing friendship that flourishes like a healthy…

In an intriguing week of diplomatic dance, Bangkok’s bustling City Hall was graced by none other than Tokyo’s Governor, Koike Yuriko, and her entourage of 25, as they were warmly welcomed by Governor Chadchart Sittipunt of Bangkok. This wasn’t just a routine exchange of pleasantries; this was a meeting of minds between two vibrant cities, both pulsating under the weight of modern urban challenges, and both eager to forge an even tighter bond over shared ambitions. Inside the sophisticated Rattanakosin Room, a signing ceremony unfolded with the presence of BMA executives and key officials, symbolizing an optimistic future for both cities. The governors discussed a variety of pressing topics: responses to natural disasters exacerbated by climate change, the art of city management amid an aging population with dwindling birth rates, and the magic of sustainable tourism policies. These leaders weren’t just scratching the surface; they were digging deep into innovative…

As the bustling streets of Bangkok thrive with a lively hum, a new chapter of urban convenience has been penned at The Street Ratchada, thanks to the keen endeavors of Governor Chadchart. With a nod of appreciation towards The Street Ratchada for its unwavering partnership with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), the governor underscored its pivotal role as a nexus of transportation and enterprise, the lure of which draws an impressive footfall each day. Amidst this activity, the spotlight shifts to a sparkling gem of citizen-centric service—the newly inaugurated express service center, fashioned to cater to the public’s administrative needs with simplicity and speed. In a world where the clock ticks incessantly, time is the ultimate currency. This is precisely why the establishment of the express service center proves monumental. Its introduction aims to streamline accessibility to essential administrative services while bending time and cost barriers. Forget the hassle of…

When the clock struck the beginning of February, the heart of Bangkok received a refreshing gift—a verdant oasis officially named the Premprachavanarak Commemorative Park. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was presided over with grandeur by Dr. Kongkrapan Intarajang, President and CEO of PTT Public Company Limited, alongside the dynamic Mr. Chavalit Metayaprapas, Managing Director of Family Transport (2002) Co., Ltd., creating a buzz worthy of its significance. Nestled along the scenic Prem Prachakon Canal, this park has rapidly become the talk of the town, designed to function as a new “lung” for the bustling city. On its grand opening, the park celebrated in style with the “Magical Premprachavanarak” festival, a three-day extravaganza held from February 7 to 9, 2025. This fabulous fiesta allowed city dwellers to immerse themselves in the park’s serene embrace with festivities running daily from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM. From February 10, 2025, onwards, everyone will have the…

The vibrant city of Bangkok, often synonymous with its bustling streets and lively culture, has just witnessed the unveiling of a fresh oasis, promising a breath of tranquility amidst the urban hustle. The scene of this delightful revelation was none other than the stunning Premprachavanarak Commemorative Park, a lush expanse beautifully nestled along the historic Prem Prachakon Canal in the charming district of Laksi. This verdant park, now celebrated as the city’s newest “lung,” offers weary souls a sanctuary of relaxation and a chance to bask in the natural splendor right in the heart of the metropolis. The grand opening didn’t just flutter by unnoticed. In fact, it roared to life with an enthralling three-day festival aptly titled “Magical Premprachavanarak!” From February 7th through 9th, 2025, attendees could savor a delightful array of festivities from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM before the park opened its gates to the general public…

In a bustling atmosphere at Bangkok City Hall, situated under the towering shadow of the Sao Ching Cha, the charismatic Deputy Governor Assoc. Prof. Tavida Kamolvej, together with Dr. Phichet Nongchang, Deputy Secretary General of the esteemed National Institute for Emergency Medicine (NIEM), and the ever-calm Dr. Sunthorn Sunthornchart, Deputy Permanent Secretary for the BMA, made an exciting announcement that Bangkok is gearing up to host the National Emergency Medical Academic Conference for the very first time. This momentous occasion marks the ninth edition of this essential gathering and is scheduled to unfold over three vibrant days from March 13th to 15th at the illustrious Miracle Grand Convention Hotel in Laksi. In her characteristically dynamic style, Prof. Tavida expressed, “In the intricate maze that is Bangkok, our aim is to refine our emergency medical infrastructure, ensuring it meets the swift and exacting demands of our citizens. This conference is a…