Exciting day on Koh Samui as Prime Minister Setha Taweesin discusses tourism, sustainability, and local entrepreneurship. The island is on track for global recognition and prosperity! 🌴🌟 KohSamuiDevelopment PrimeMinisterVisit SustainabilityGoals
Experience the vibrant traditions of Songkran on Koh Samui at the “Joyful Songkran, Fun at Thon” event from April 11th to 13th, 2024. Join in cultural performances, delicious food, and traditional activities on the bustling Cultural Street Soi Klang. Don’t miss the colorful parade on April 13th celebrating community and heritage! Songkran KohSamui ThaiTraditions CulturalFestival Parade CommunityCelebration 🎉🌺🎊
Exciting news from Koh Samui! 🌴 Join us in celebrating the launch of the Sepak Takraw Net Passing Project with Vice Mayor Pakorn Kanjanophas leading the way. Let’s unite the community through this ancient Thai sport and build a stronger, healthier future for all. SepakTakraw HealthyLiving CommunityUnity KohSamui
Exciting news from Koh Samui the Plumeria Project is set to bring growth and prosperity to the island through cultivating fragrant flowers! 🌺💼 Join in on this innovative initiative that aims to boost tourism and the economy. KohSamui PlumeriaProject CommunityGrowth InnovationInAgriculture
Celebrate the success of the Soil Management Workshop in Koh Samui, where farmers and experts united to learn about sustainable cultivation techniques. Empowerment through education for a more sustainable agricultural future on the beautiful island! 🌱🌾 KohSamuiAgriculture SoilManagementWorkshop SustainableFarming
Thai farmers will soon benefit from the government’s plan to convert Sor Por Kor 401 papers into title deeds for over 22 million rai of land. This upgrade will increase land value and improve access to loans, while also preventing bulk buying by investors. ThaiFarmers SorPorKor LandTitleDeeds Transparency Investors FarmingPurpose Loans Thailand
The Thai government has announced plans to introduce a debt moratorium for farmers in the fourth quarter of this year. This initiative will cover both debt principal and interest, providing financial relief to those in the agricultural sector. Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin revealed this plan and anticipates cabinet approval at their first meeting.
The Thai government is ramping up initiatives to mitigate the effects of the El Nino weather anomaly, which has caused reduced rainfall and drought, impacting the country’s agricultural sector. Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin emphasized the importance of addressing these concerns, as the welfare of the population and the agricultural sector are top priorities.
A fantastic opportunity awaits durian gardeners, other farmers, and individuals affected by chemical use as a free health checkup event is being organized. Registration can be easily completed through Google Forms, and the event offers participants the flexibility to choose the date and location that suits them best.