Pattaya, Thailand— Mayor Poramet Ngamphichet together Deputy Mayor Thitiphan Petchtrakul chaired a conference at Town hall on July 5, to go over the Asia Art & & Cultural Bi-Lingual-Student Exchange Program arranged to happen from August 16 to 20 in Pattaya. The conference intended to prepare and arrange the program, which was carried out by Multiscitech Co., Ltd., in partnership with Pattaya City School 2, 7, 10, and 11.
Natnawat Jiwathanakul, Task Supervisor representing the business that won the quote to host the Asia Art & & Cultural Bi-Lingual-Student Exchange Program, provided the information of the endeavor. He stated that over 100 individuals from different nations around the globe, plus another 60 youths from China and Hong Kong were welcomed to get involved.
This partnership marked the very first global cooperation task with the One Belt One Roadway Southeast Asian NGOs’ Alliance– Thailand & & Hong Kong Art Exchange Association and the Ari Sutthiphan Structure. The program had a number of goals, consisting of promoting tourist in Pattaya as an academic and global youth exchange location, boosting cultural education and sustainable tourist, cultivating cross-cultural understanding, and motivating Thai youth to establish their language abilities.
Mayor Poramet Ngamphichet revealed his interest for the program, highlighting its possible to display Pattaya’s remarkable art and couture and enhance its global image. The Asia Art & & Cultural Bi-Lingual-Student Exchange Program would add to the advancement of Pattaya as an international center for academic and cultural exchanges while promoting relationship and understanding amongst taking part trainees.
