Pattaya Mayor Poramet Ngampichet took the lead in a conference concentrated on promoting a “Walkable and Wheelable City” idea, intending to enhance availability and promote financial development.
Samrit Chapirom, Deputy Secretary-General of the Structure for the Advancement of Handicapped Individuals, provided the effective design of the “Mahatai Structure for the Advancement of Handicapped Individuals.” He stated, “Comprehending the significance of minimizing cars and truck dependence and developing inclusive metropolitan environments, the structure intends to advance walkable and wheelable cities to promote financial success across the country.”
The design highlights the active participation of the federal government, regional authorities, stakeholders, and the general public in preparation and carrying out these efforts, lining up with Pattaya City’s goal to establish sustainable metropolitan areas that benefit all locals and visitors.
Mayor Poramet acknowledged the value of the provided strategy and revealed preparedness to engage appropriate firms in more conversations on its functionality and application, stating “this effort showcases the city’s commitment to boosting availability, making sure level playing fields, and cultivating financial development through the facility of walkable and wheelable metropolitan landscapes.”
The Structure for the Advancement of Handicapped Individuals is renowned as a global company in the special needs field, having a tested record of offering education, job opportunity, and promoting for the rights of handicapped people. Acknowledged by the Ministry of Social Advancement and Human Being Security as a top-tier company for handicapped individuals, the structure’s accomplishments cover education management, occupation training, task positioning services, and the operation of a toll-free hotline (1479) and site (https://www.mahatai.org) free of charge support and info.
