Kenan Advances Thai Education with AI and Green SkillsShaping a Workforce for Sustainable Growth and Innovation
Kenan Foundation Asia promotes AI and green skills to prepare Thailand’s workforce for sustainable economic growth.
Bangkok Hosts Cycling and Running Event to Raise Diabetes Awareness
Bangkok’s diabetes awareness event promotes healthy lifestyles, early screenings, and better care to tackle rising cases.
16-Year-Old Ada Leads Consent Education Revolution in Thailand
16-year-old Ada’s Consent Game empowers Thai students with communication, respect, and empathy, addressing bullying and inspiring cultural change.
Thailand Breaks Ground with EDRA Examination and Regional Anaesthesia Training
Thailand hosts its first EDRA exam and cadaver workshop, advancing expertise in regional anaesthesia with global collaboration.
Brighton College Bangkok Celebrates Global Academic Success
Brighton College Bangkok students earn world-class awards in A Levels and IGCSEs, reflecting global academic excellence.
Thainakarin Hospital Partners with Aasandha to Enhance Healthcare Accessibility for Maldivians
Thainakarin Hospital collaborates with Aasandha, enhancing healthcare accessibility for Maldivians through advanced medical solutions and international cooperation.
“Light of Heart” Maternity Unit Opens in Tak Province
The “Light of Heart” maternity unit opens in Tak, delivering vital maternity and healthcare services to over 20,000 locals.
Thailand Joins Artemis Accords for Global Space Exploration
Learn how Thailand’s partnership in the Artemis Accords advances its space technology and fosters collaboration with NASA. Explore GISTDA’s pivotal role!
Transforming Teacher Education in Southeast Asia with SEA-TEP
SEA-TEP equips teachers across Southeast Asia with innovative tools and training to enhance STEM education and teaching quality.
Advancing Elderly Health: Enhanced Flu Protection with High-Dose Vaccines
Global research highlights how high-dose flu vaccines can cut flu-related hospitalisations by 64% and reduce mortality by 49%.
