and offered to otherdeveloping countries

(BAPA)

Initiated the Friends from Thialand (FFT) Volunteer Programme and dispatched Thai volunteers

Thailand’s policy shifted to focus on achieving shared security and prosperity amoungneighbouring countries and initiated the Annual International Training Course (AITC).

Over decade, Thailand has shifted from being a provider of Official Development Assistance (ODA), thank to its economic and social development. In the new role, Thailand’s working relationship with other development organisations and countries has changed from ‘donor-recipient relationship’ to a ‘partnership’. Our experience and expertise, including lessons learned during the course of development, have encouraged us to share the knowledge and best practices with our freinds from abroad, near and far

2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and concentrated in Thailand’s strong sustainable development sectors, ranging from agriculture and food security, education, and public health to tourism and rural development.

Connecting partnerships for promoting South-Southand Triangular cooperation

2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will be addressed collectively with our development partners. In this light, TICA strives to build bridges for global sustainable development, connecting developed countries with developing countries, and Asia with the rest of the world.