Ministry of Commerce of Thailand pushes southern products using FTA to expand export market

Published 2021년 3월 5일

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The Department of International Trade Negotiations at the Ministry of Commerce in Thailand is planning a visit to Phuket and Pattani areas from March 8-9, 2021, to explore the potential of high-value abalone fishery. The visit aims to utilize free trade agreements (FTAs) to expand international markets, particularly in Japan, Australia, China, and South Korea. A seminar will also be held to enhance the value of natural dyed tie fabric 'Pornchanok', creating more income opportunities for communities affected by COVID-19. The department will also connect the southern border provinces to the ASEAN free trade market and meet with local entrepreneurs to explore potential export opportunities for their products.

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Mrs. Oramon Subthawetham Director-General, Department of International Trade Negotiations The Ministry of Commerce revealed that the Department is preparing to lead the team to the Phuket and Pattani areas. Between March 8-9, 2021 by going to explore the potential of abalone fishery in Phuket Province. Which is an important high-value economic product Focus on promoting the use of free trade agreements (FTA) to expand potential overseas markets including Japan, Australia, China and South Korea, and will lead a team of speakers and experts on textile products. Organize a seminar to educate community enterprises, farmers group, produce natural dyed tie fabric "Pornchanok" to be able to upgrade to a unique product. Can create added value Along with expanding more marketing channels And generate income for communities affected by the COVID-19 situation. Under the scheme Build a network to connect 4 southern border provinces To the ASEAN free trade market They will meet with ...

Source: Ththansettakij