Governor Chadchart expressed his pleasure at the opportunity to discuss future collaborations, including student and staff exchanges, transportation, and urban planning with a focus on convenient and efficient public mobility.
They also explored potential activities to commemorate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and Indonesia, such as a tree-planting ceremony between the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration and the Embassy at Pathum Wananurak Park, symbolizing the strengthening of ties and serving as a model for sustainable urban living for both cities.
Additionally, commemorative gifts were exchanged. The Indonesian Ambassador presented an ink painting created by artist Galuh Tajimalela titled "The Soul of Neighborhood" (measuring 80x300 centimeters). The artwork depicts a landscape featuring two iconic symbols - Wat Arun and Borobudur Temple - reflecting the spiritual connection between the two nations.
"If we maintain good relations, we can create beautiful imagery and foster strong bonds between our two countries," the Ambassador noted. In return, the Bangkok Governor presented a book titled "Deep Impress" to the Ambassador.