Over 170 representatives of the Thai Chamber of Commerce attended a briefing session at Crossroads Maldives yesterday to learn about investment opportunities in the Maldives.
The Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Ministry of Economic Development jointly organized the session, which included top executives, entrepreneurs, investors, and corporate CEOs representing various sectors of Thailand’s private and public businesses.
Officials from the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Climate Change, Environment, and Energy provided detailed briefings on the Maldivian government’s development plans and the country’s diverse investment opportunities. Thai businessmen had the chance to ask questions and engage in discussions regarding the investment environment in the Maldives.
MEDT held a briefing session for members of the Thai Chamber of Commerce at Crossroads Maldives.
— Ministry of Economic Development and Trade (@MoEDmv) June 2, 2024
Over 170 top Thai executives including traders, financiers and CEOs from the Thai public and private sectors attended this session. From Maldives side, representatives from MEDT,… pic.twitter.com/hT1zNd5taX
These participants are part of the Top Executive Program in Commerce and Trade (TEPCoT), a flagship programme initiated by the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC) in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Civil Affairs, and the Thai Chamber of Commerce. The TEPCoT programme is an annual event designed to harness strategic thinking and skills necessary to enhance competitiveness among Thai traders and industries.
In a statement released yesterday, the Ministry of Economic Development highlighted the active role of these representatives in fostering economic growth and bilateral cooperation.
According to the ministry, this session underscores the ongoing efforts to strengthen economic ties between Thailand and the Maldives, promoting mutual growth through increased trade and investment collaboration.
