Industry Working Group

EABC provides focal points for efforts to improve business conditions and opportunities for European businesses and to support Europe-Thailand trade and investment, through 12 EABC Working Groups which cover a broad range of policy areas and sectoral aspects of European-related business activity in Thailand. EABC Working Groups are considered the backbone as well as the main tool of EABC advocacy activities serving as a forum for building consensus on common issues as well as for taking initiative and action.

Currently, there are number of active working groups and some are as in the process of re-energising and attracting in new interest. Your board is committed to ensure that EABC continues to be strong, and becomes stronger, and continues to cover areas of interest to EABC members and which are important to EABCs mission.

As part of EABCs on-going development, we would like to inform you about the set-up of the new “EABC Industry Working Group”.

The industry working Group provides a business-driven platform for interactive discussion and formulation of consolidated positions on key manufacturing and related issues facing manufacturers and associated industry suppliers in Thailand and partners and customers in Thailand and abroad. More information about objectives and goals of working group are described in the attached file.

The Industry Working Group will complement but not replace existing EABC Working Groups.

As the first step of forming the working group, I would like to invite you to the first EABC Industry working group meeting, on 9^th February 2021 (17.00PM – 18.30PM)

Meeting will be held in hybrid format – In-person at EABC office at Central World and virtual via MS TEAMS (link to be provided).

**Kindly confirm your interest to join the meeting (both formats) by reply to [email protected] *

P.S. Agenda of the meeting will include the election of working group chair, discussion on topics to focus on and an indication of members of the Working Group. Interested candidates for chair can contact Policy Manager K Pimwan Pongsuwan at  [email protected].  The meeting is open to all EABC members and prospective EABC members, who may be interested in this Working Group.