Police General Dr. Natthathon Prasoonthorn, NBTC's legal division, presiding over the closing ceremony, stated this marks the first time the NBTC Office has organized a legal training course related to communications operations. It represents a significant first step and a successful achievement aligned with the course objectives.
The training received cooperation from executives across government agencies, the private sector, and the NBTC Office, who participated in the program and shared knowledge to develop laws related to communications operations, including broadcasting, television, telecommunications, and satellite services.
The course also covered other related operations to enhance law enforcement, strengthen comprehensive oversight vision of communications activities, and is hoped to serve as a mechanism to develop legal personnel capable of adapting to changes in the digital era.
Mr. Nottachart Jintakanon, Director of the Institute of Knowledge and the program director, revealed that the first batch of the training program to develop skills in enforcing laws related to broadcasting, television, and telecommunications—informally called #LawShift—involved 40 executives from government agencies, the private sector, and the NBTC Office. The course spanned three months.
The curriculum encompassed academic theory, practical applications, and experience exchanges led by distinguished experts with strong knowledge, expertise, and experience. The goal was to foster development that keeps pace with rapid digital technology changes and ensure effective law enforcement.
The #LawShift course represents an important initial success in the NBTC's commitment to developing legal personnel and practitioners by enhancing knowledge, skills, and understanding to improve law enforcement efficiency in the communications industry. This advancement will facilitate adaptation to changes in the digital age and foster collaboration to update laws to align with current circumstances and support diverse perspectives in future legal reforms.
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The visiting delegation was led by Dr. Pongpol Worapani, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Health; Dr. Damrong Thamronglahaphan, Director of the Dental Public Health Bureau; Dr. Sumana Phosrithong, Director of the Dental Institute, Department of Medical Services; Dr. Akarawat Pueapongpakawat, Director of Health Center 6, Chonburi; along with dental staff and officials from various agencies totaling over 30 people. They observed Lion's operations from production lines, quality control standards, distribution, to directions for developing innovations in oral care products. Dr. Tharet Krasnayarawiwong and Associate Professor Dr. Prateep Panthumvanich, company advisors, also welcomed the group.
The factory visit aimed to exchange academic information and enhance understanding regarding oral health operations from upstream to downstream, as well as to build on public-private collaboration to elevate oral care product standards for sustainably promoting the public's health.
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