Nong bua lamphu: Deputy Minister of Interior, Ms. Sasithon Kittitorakul, recently visited Nong Bua Lamphu to introduce policies aimed at enhancing women’s potential and supporting career development, notably through the promotion of local woven fabrics.
According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Kittitorakul, accompanied by executives from the Community Development Department, launched the “Strengthening and Developing the Potential of Women in Nong Bua Lamphu Province” project. The initiative, hosted at the Nong Bua Lamphu Textile College, seeks to empower women by providing them with essential knowledge, vocational skills, and opportunities for sustainable income generation. The event was attended by Mr. Sasin Pattanaphirom, the Deputy Governor and Acting Governor of Nong Bua Lamphu Province, along with various officials and community leaders.
The project’s primary goal is to foster women’s self-reliance by developing vocational skills, establishing provincial cooperation networks, and expanding potential within the creative economy. The event featured two main activities: strengthening women’s development committees and creating learning opportunities for women’s career advancement. A total of 160 participants engaged in practical training at the Weaving College, while 80 participants represented women’s career groups, all contributing to the creative economy.
Ms. Kittithornkul praised Nong Bua Lamphu Province for aligning with the government’s direction by promoting women’s access to economic opportunities and education. She expressed gratitude to all sectors, including government entities, private organizations, and local leaders, for their support in organizing the event. Additionally, the Deputy Minister took part in a Thai silk fashion show, showcasing local woven fabrics.
The project aligns with the province’s vision of becoming a hub for value-added agriculture and textiles, and supports the government’s urgent policy under Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul. These efforts aim to create jobs, boost income, stimulate the grassroots economy, and promote community tourism, fostering sustainable development across all sectors.