One of the important roles the Thai Rubber Association has played is to participate in conferences pertaining to natural rubber research and development, to voice opinions to researchers for further enhancement of research in commercial use. Recently, Mr. Somboon Pruksanusak, Chairman of TRA Subcommittee on Transport and Insurance together with Ms. Piyaporn Saelim, Manager and TRA officers attended a conference entitled โFollow-up ...
The International Rubber Association (IRA) was inaugurated in Ottawa, Canada on 24 September 1971 through the corporation of rubber associations in both producing and consuming countries. Currently, IRA consist of 21 members from 13 countries. The Thai Rubber Association is one of the initial members. With the term of 2 years, IRA was led by a nine-member Management Committee, four of which are member associations from producing countrie...
Iran is one of the most interesting export destinations with high potential for expansion of Thai natural rubber and related product industry. Iran has a total population of around 80 million. It has a rich abundance of natural resources, including oil, natural gas, coal, chromium, copper, steel, lead, manganese, zinc, sulfur, etc. It is also home of several winter plants. Iran shares the border with Kazakhs...
The current executive committee of the Thai Rubber Association has been in the operation since May 2012 and the term will be ending in upcoming April. The operation of the executive committee is based upon the following principles: 1. to operate on the principle of transparency and good governance 2. to corporate with government agencies and private sector both at local and international level 3. to cherish close ...
Brazil is one of the BRIC countries, comprising of Brazil, Russia, India and China. It is the worldโs fifth largest country with the biggest population in South America. It is the land of agriculture and tropical rain forest. With rich natural resources and large number of labourers, Brazil has the highest GDP in South America and the worldโs tenth highest GDP. IMF estimated Brazilian economic growth at 3.2 percent in 2014.
