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Thailand to host Soft Power Forum 2024 with 11 dynamic industry zones

Thailand is set to host the THACCA SPLASH - Soft Power Forum 2024 from June 28 to 30, featuring 11 zones from various industries that will showcase the soft power potential of the country.

Illustrative photo. (Photo: The Nation/ANN)
Illustrative photo. (Photo: The Nation/ANN)

Bangkok (NNT/VNA) - Thailand is set to host the THACCA SPLASH - Soft Power Forum 2024 from June 28 to 30, featuring 11 zones from various industries that will showcase the soft power potential of the country.

The event increases awareness of Soft Power, supports the development and competitiveness of entrepreneurs in this field, and fosters collaboration among development agencies. It also seeks to promote Soft Power among Southeast Asian countries and international partners to boost global economic expansion.

Vice Chairman of the National Soft Power Strategy Committee Surapong Suebwonglee emphasised a commitment to realising dreams, particularly among youth and industry professionals. The forum will utilise immersive technology to transform once-impossible aspirations into reality, creating an inspiring atmosphere.

Additionally, Surapong mentioned the forum will feature 11 zones including art, fashion, music, tourism, sports, film, gaming, food, and an international pavilion with the Republic of Korea, Japan, and Italy. Highlights include over 15 artworks valued at over 100 million THB in the Art Zone and a grand candle parade float crafted by artisans from Ubon Ratchathani province in the Festival Zone./.

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