BANGKOK, Thailand – Public Relations Department (PRD) Director-General Sudruetai Lertkasem has met with senior officials of the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) in Malaysia to expand international media cooperation and strengthen Thailand’s presence in global broadcasting.
Director-General Sudruetai led a delegation to Kuala Lumpur for talks with ABU Secretary-General Ahmed Nadeem, where both sides discussed collaboration in media development, news exchange, and professional training. The discussions also covered increased participation in major ABU activities and a broader role for Thailand’s National Broadcasting Services of Thailand (NBT) on international platforms.
During the gathering, Sudruetai revealed plans to adopt advanced broadcasting technologies and enhance content production, while seeking greater engagement through the Asia Vision Network, which connects media organizations across the region. The PRD chief also discussed joint training programs to build media personnel’s skills at both the national and regional levels.
The ABU expressed support for the efforts, including providing training, expert resources, and opportunities for international exposure. Thailand is also considering hosting the ABU General Assembly in 2028, with further discussions expected. The ABU, having more than 228 member organizations from 66 countries, operates as a key platform for media cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region. (NNT)
