BMA, Aeon looking for youth leaders
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is collaborating with the Aeon 1% Club Foundation and Aeon Thailand Foundation to organise the Asia Youth Leaders programme.
Somphong Weangkeaw, director of the BMA’s Drainage and Sewerage Department, and Suporn Wattanavekin, vice chairman of the Aeon Thailand Foundation, organise Asia Youth Leaders 2016 to leverage Asian youth potential under the theme “Water Quality Control/Management”.
The programme has selected 111 high school and university students from Asia, including Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, China, Japan and Thailand, to join the programme this year.
Thailand for the first time hosted the Asia Youth Leaders programme last week.
