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TEBA Weekly Report on Bangkok Shutdown – 17 February 2014
Looking Ahead: Gov to retake 5 protest sites; No solution for Farmer payment; PDRC remains firm on non-negotiable term for Gov to resign.
TEBA meets Thai Ambassador to EU
A fruitful discussion on Thai-European collaboration with Team Thai to Brussels on the 5th February 2014 in Brussels, Belgium. We will launch a business programme in due course.
TEBA Weekly Report on Bangkok Shutdown – 10 February 2014
Unpaid Rice Scheme, EC to decide on Election and Gov. to arrest PDRC leaders and many more…
TEBA supports on Thailand Education Development
Presently, the country’s education at all levels are facing with the challenges and in particularly the evolution in the digital era that offers no limitation of time and place as the digital content can now be delivered via variety of communication devices. However, the content developed for students, parents, and general public must be standardized, accurate, integrated, up-to-date, and practical in order to improve both knowledge and acceptable behavior leading the profound wisdom to the nation.
ASEAN-EU STI day
The ASEAN-EU Science, Technology and Innovation Days serve as a visible forum for cooperation activities between the two regions in the field of STI.
TEBA Report on Bangkok Shutdown – 2 February 2014
Mixed reaction but smooth election: Almost no trouble in the North and North East voting. While many voters are able to vote in some Bangkok districts, the southern part also struggled to carry out. Overall, unusually low voter turnouts, estimated around 20-30%, casting doubt over poll outcome.
Breakfast Briefing on Trans-Pacific Partnership
The Trans-Pacific Partnership is one of the largest trade and investment agreements ever to be negotiated, involving some of the largest nations in the world. Taken together, they account for about 40 percent of the global economy.
Workshop: Understanding the European Union: how does it work
TEBA hosted workshop for Department of Trade Negotiation, Ministry of Commerce with Dr. Ajaree Tavornmas
TEBA: Bangkok Shutdown – 19 January 2014
Attack pattern: Late night-time shooting aiming at PDRC security guards and Day-time bombing aiming at the protesters.
TEBA: Bangkok Shutdown – 16 January 2014
Negotiation continues to ease the tension between Election Commission and the government. While protesters would not except delay unless reform process is agreed along with Prime Minister resigns from her post.
TEBA: Bangkok Shutdown – 14 January 2014
While Emergency degree is not necessitated, CAPO 3rd announcement late night of 14 January 2014 that suspected protesters are forbidden to commute on 12 roads
TEBA: Bangkok Shutdown – 15 January 2014
Prime Minister chaired discussion on delay of election, most participants from 70 organisations that the government has no authority to change and agreed to the February 2.