Thai Trade Center Dhaka

14/12/2025

09/12/2025

🤝 On 7 December 2025, Ambassador H.E. Mrs. Thitiporn Chirasawadi met with H.E. Mr. Sk. Bashir Uddin, Adviser to the Ministry of Commerce, to strengthen Thailand–Bangladesh economic cooperation.
🌐 Key discussions included:
• Expanding bilateral trade in both volume and diversification
• Establishing a new shipping route between Ranong and Chittagong Port
• Advancing a Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
👔 The Director of the Thai Trade Center also joined the mission, highlighting Thailand’s commitment to deeper trade and investment ties with Bangladesh.
🇹🇭🇧🇩 Together, both sides expressed determination to move forward with detailed consultations soon.

09/12/2025

🇹🇭✨ On 4 December 2025, the Royal Thai Embassy in Dhaka hosted a reception to commemorate the Birthday Anniversary of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great, Thailand’s National Day, and Father’s Day.
🎖️ Brigadier General Dr. M. Sakhawat Hossain, Advisor to the Ministry of Shipping and the Ministry of Labour and Employment, graced the occasion as Guest of Honour.
👥 The event welcomed approximately 200 distinguished guests, including members of the diplomatic corps, representatives from international organizations and government agencies, as well as Thai and Bangladeshi business leaders. The Thai Trade Center also invited 30 concerned government officials and business leaders to join the celebration.
🎙️ H.E. Mrs. Thitiporn Chirasawadi, Ambassador of Thailand to Bangladesh, paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother and delivered a heartfelt speech in remembrance of the enduring benevolence of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great. She also highlighted the strength of Thai-Bangladesh relations across political, economic, and social spheres, reflecting on past cooperation and outlining future initiatives to deepen bilateral ties.
🍽️ Guests enjoyed authentic Thai cuisine and desserts, accompanied by a captivating display of fruit and vegetable carving. The Embassy was also pleased to receive support from the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), New Delhi Office, which provided cultural performances to showcase Thai soft power through food and culture.eat, Thailand’s National Day, and Father’s Day.
🎖️ Brigadier General Dr. M. Sakhawat Hossain, Advisor to the Ministry of Shipping and the Ministry of Labour and Employment, graced the occasion as Guest of Honour.
👥 The event welcomed approximately 200 distinguished guests, including members of the diplomatic corps, representatives from international organizations and government agencies, as well as Thai and Bangladeshi business leaders.
🎙️ H.E. Mrs. Thitiporn Chirasawadi, Ambassador of Thailand to Bangladesh, paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother and delivered a heartfelt speech in remembrance of the enduring benevolence of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great. She also highlighted the strength of Thai-Bangladesh relations across political, economic, and social spheres, reflecting on past cooperation and outlining future initiatives to deepen bilateral ties.
🍽️ Guests enjoyed authentic Thai cuisine and desserts, accompanied by a captivating display of fruit and vegetable carving. The Embassy was also pleased to receive support from the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), New Delhi Office, which provided cultural performances to showcase Thai soft power through food and culture.

30/11/2025

🌟 Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair 2026
📍 Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok, Thailand
📅 February 22–26, 2026 | ⏰ 10:00–20:00
💎 Why Attend?
- Discover world-class craftsmanship and exclusive sourcing opportunities from top-tier suppliers.
- Connect with global innovators shaping the future of gems and jewelry.
- Explore Bangkok — Asia’s hub of creativity, heritage, and innovation.
📈 Highlights from the 72nd Edition:
- 46,000+ visitors from 121 countries
- THB 4.7 billion in trade value (+26% growth)
- 1,100+ exhibitors from 23 economies
🏆 About the Fair:
- Known globally as ‘Bangkok Gems’, this biannual event is jointly organized by:
- Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP)
- Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand (GIT)
- Held every February and September, showcasing the full spectrum of gems, jewelry, and related products.

26/11/2025

🌏✨ Thai International Trade – October 2025 Update ✨🌏
📈 Exports
• Total exports: USD 28,835.6 million (910,316 million Baht)
• Growth: +5.7% YoY → 16th consecutive month of expansion
• Excluding gold, oil-related products & weaponry: +15.7%
• Strong demand from electronics & automotive products continues to drive growth
• Agricultural exports remain in contraction
📉 Imports
• Total imports: USD 32,272.5 million
• Growth: +16.3% YoY
• Result: Trade deficit of USD 3,436.9 million
📊 Jan–Oct 2025 (10 months)
• Exports: USD 282,982.1 million (+13.0%)
• Imports: USD 286,848.3 million (+12.4%)
• Trade deficit: USD 3,866.2 million
🌾 Export Products
• Agricultural & agro-industrial: -5.1% YoY
• Growth: oils & fats (+168.9%), shrimp (+24.3%), canned fruits (+15.0%)
• Decline: rice (-38.6%), fruits (-35.8%), rubber (-12.5%)
• Industrial products: +8.8% YoY (19th month of growth)
• Growth: computers (+67.8%), autos (+16.3%), gems & jewelry (+25.8%)
• Decline: plastics (-6.6%), cosmetics (-10.6%)
🌍 Export Markets
• Primary markets: +10.2%
• USA (+32.9%), China (+9.3%), EU (+9.9%), ASEAN (+5.4%)
• Decline: CLMV (-15.6%)
• Secondary markets: +7.2%
• Growth: South Asia (+24.7%), Middle East (+9.4%), Latin America (+18.4%)
• Decline: UK (-10.3%), Africa (-3.0%), Russia & CIS (-5.0%)
• Other markets: -70.5%
🔮 Export Outlook
Thailand’s exports are expected to remain positive through 2025, supported by:
• Strong global demand for digital technology & processed food products
• Ongoing trade negotiations & new market access initiatives
• Risks: Baht appreciation & reduced agricultural output due to flooding
📌 Minister Supajee Suthumpun highlights:
• Strengthening existing markets
• Expanding into high-potential new markets
• Advancing the Reciprocal Tariff Agreement with the US
• Task force established to monitor tariff impacts & support exporter

16/11/2025

💎✨ International Chanthaburi Gems & Jewelry Festival 2025 ✨💎
Returning for its sixth consecutive year, the International Chanthaburi Gems & Jewelry Festival will take place from December 5–10, 2025, under the inspiring theme “Chanthaburi – City of Gems.”
📍 Venues:
• Chanthaburi Gems and Jewelry Center
• KP Jewelry Center
• Gems Market, Sri Chan Road, Chanthaburi
🕒 Time: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily
🎯 Festival Highlights:
• 🌟 Exhibitions featuring Thai craftsmanship and design excellence, including:
• The 19th GIT’s World Jewelry Design Awards 2025
• The “Gems Treasure” Jewelry Showcase
• Displays by leading Chanthaburi-based companies
• 🧠 Seminars on marketing, e-commerce, and design to empower gem and jewelry entrepreneurs
• 🛠️ Hands-on workshops led by universities and institutions
• 🎁 A playful “Mystery Gem Box” lucky draw
🗺️ Special Experiences:
Explore the Gems Tour route and witness Chanthaburi’s world-renowned artisanal gemstone heating and cutting techniques—an unforgettable journey into the heart of Thailand’s gem heritage.
📲 Learn more: changemsfest.org
📞 Contact us: +66 2 634 4999 ext. 636
Let Chanthaburi sparkle with you this December! 🌈

16/11/2025

Notification from the Royal Thai Embassy

16/11/2025

Laughing Buddha a Thai Select Restaurant

16/11/2025

Ruen Busaba a Thai Select Restaurant

05/11/2025

📢 Strengthening Regional Trade Cooperation
On 30 October 2025, the Bangladesh Foreign Trade Institute (BFTI) and the International Institute for Trade and Development (ITD) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in a hybrid ceremony, marking a new chapter in regional collaboration.
This strategic partnership will foster joint efforts in trade research, policy development, and capacity building, advancing shared goals across Asia.
The ceremony featured remarks from:
• Mr. Suphakit Chareonkul, Executive Director of ITD
• Dr. Saif Uddin Ahammad, CEO of BFTI
• H.E. Mr. Faiyaz Murshid Kazi, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Bangladesh to UNESCAP
🤝 This MoU reflects a shared commitment to promoting academic exchange and strengthening institutional linkages in support of inclusive, knowledge-driven trade development.