Royal Thai Embassy in Copenhagen hosted the Executive Committee Meeting of Team Thailand and led the study tour on innovative technology in the industrial sector and sustainable tourism in Kalundborg

วันที่นำเข้าข้อมูล 9 Sep 2025

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On 9 September 2025, H.E. Mrs. Suphanvasa Chotikajan Tang, Ambassador of Thailand to Copenhagen, chaired the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Royal Thai Embassy in Copenhagen (Team Thailand) at the Thai Residence and through online system. The meeting exchanged views on approaches to promoting cooperation between Thailand and Denmark, as well as Thailand and Lithuania in various fields, and shared the work achieved by each office in fiscal year of 2025, including plans/projects as well as approaches to integrate cooperation between offices in the fiscal year of 2026. Moreover, the Ambassador hosted a lunch for the Team Thailand.

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Afterwards, the Team Thailand members participated in a study visit to Kalundborg Symbiosis, recognized as the world's first industrial symbiosis, based on the principle of using waste from one enterprise's production processes as raw materials or energy for others through pipelines connecting several companies to carry steam and heat from the Asnæsværket power plant to the symbiosis network, as well as heat for the city's central heating system. The facilities included a Helix Lab which acts as a learning center and incubator for research from real practices to create new innovations that benefit the industries in the network in collaboration with universities, a model that makes Denmark a real forefront in circular economy.

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The delegation then visited Lerchenborg Estate to study about sustainable tourism and preservation of national heritage. Count Christian Lerche-Lerchenborg and his family, the owners of the estate and castle, prioritize sustainable preservation of the castle and its gardens, making Lerchenborg an example of preserving historic buildings, natural areas, and cultural heritage for the future generations.