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The Delegation of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission visited the Royal Thai Embassy Tokyo
On 19 February 2018, Mr. Cherdchai Chaivaivid, Chargé d'affaires welcomed the delegation of The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) led by General Sukit Khamasunthorn at the Royal Thai Embassy. The delegation of NBTC came to Japan on the occasion of study visit at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan.
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06.14 Ambassador gave an interview to MCOT
... documentary. The program focuses on Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand’s mission from various perspectives and will be broadcasted in 8 episodes during August-September 2012. The Ambassador emphasized the strong bond between Thailand and Japan,... ... its 125th anniversary. He also mentioned about the embassy’s missions, including consular affairs, assistance to the Thai nationals in Japan affected by last year’s Great East Japan Earthquake, preparation for future disasters and promotion of Thai ...
Ambassador Attended an Event Organized by the Japanese National Tax Agency
... the Ishikawa Brewery in Fussa City, Tokyo.
On 18 February 2016, The Ambassador attended an event organized by the Japanese National Tax Agency (NTA). Ambassadors from 9 countries attended the event, which was held at the Ishikawa Brewery in Fussa City,... ... the interview, that Japanese sake complements Thai cuisine quite nicely. The event, which was covered by TBS Television, was broadcast later the same day.
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The Grand Tour That Saved a Nation: King Chulalongkorn’s European Sojourn as a Lesson in Soft Power
... liked by others and get them to do as you please. The term, as coined by Joseph Nye, helped explain the triumph of democracy over communism in the late 1980s. At that time, blue jeans, smuggled Bruce Springsteen cassette tapes, and Voice of America broadcasts traversed the Iron Curtain and spread the idea of freedom and democracy.
These days, a nation’s soft power continues to be associated with the popularity of its culture, economic performance, and its positive foreign policy contributions. Getting a lot of “likes” reflects a country’s relative standing or ranking on the world stage ...
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