On 5–6 November 2026, H.E. Mrs. Suphanvasa Chotikajan Tang, Ambassador of Thailand to Denmark, welcomed a delegation of senior executives from "The Cullinan: The Making of AI-Ready Leaders" (Batch 8, organised by the Thailand Management Association (TMA). The Ambassador led a briefing session at the Royal Thai Embassy in Copenhagen on Denmark’s digital competitiveness policies, highlighting key opportunities and potential for bilateral cooperation in digitalization, transparency, and good governance.

 

Additionally, the Ambassador led the delegation, together with officers from the Embassy’s Thailand and Nordic Countries Innovation Unit (TNIU), on a study visit to the global headquarters of A.P. Moller - Maersk in Copenhagen. The visit focused on Maersk’s strategic policies and practical experience in integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into global business operations and supply chain management.

 

The delegation was warmly received by Ms. Umpa Joy Thungmanee, Global Head of Lead Logistics Transformation, and Mr. Anton Bohn Skafte, Assistant Executive, Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs. The executives attended a presentation by Mr. Matteo Magagnoli, AI Technical Portfolio Lead, who outlined Maersk’s vision for building an "Intelligent Supply Chain" under the framework of "See, Anticipate and Act," leveraging data and AI to enhance real-time visibility, forecast changes, and optimise logistics decision-making.

 

The briefing also featured concrete case studies on AI deployment for operational efficiency, including AI Agents and automated systems for data and document management. Discussions underscored AI governance and cybersecurity, emphasising strict data access controls, risk assessment frameworks, and human oversight in AI-supported decision-making processes.

 

During the interactive Q&A session, participants exchanged insights on deploying AI within large-scale organizations, managing data-related risks, and addressing the evolving impact of AI on future workforce skills and operational models. The dialogue highlighted the critical need to align technology, human capital, and governance to drive business value responsibly and effectively.

 

This study visit forms part of the Royal Thai Embassy’s ongoing initiatives through the TNIU to foster tech and innovation exchanges between Thailand and Denmark. By connecting Thai business leaders with global best practices, the Embassy aims to support organizational capacity building, elevate the competitiveness of the Thai private sector, and strengthen cross-border business networks between both nations.