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<p><span>The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) will organize a seminar “SET Steps into the 48</span><span>th</span><span> Year of Operation: Moving Forward into the Future Capital Market” under the concept</span><i> </i><span>“Make it Work for Future”. A keynote speech on “Towards the Future of the Thai Economy” will be delivered by SET Chairman Prasarn Trairatvorakul, while top-notch executives and experts in the capital market will take a deep dive into and exchange viewpoints on driving the Thai capital market into the future, covering business and sustainability dimensions to make the capital market work for all sectors. The virtual conference will be broadcast via the SET Thailand’s YouTube and Facebook channels on April 27, 2022.</span></p>
Thailand’s Ministry of Commerce’s Trade Policy and Strategy Office (TPSO) would like to invite interested persons to join the “CLMVT+ Forum 2021”. Entitled “Accelerating a Resilient Recovery”, the forum is scheduled between 24-26 August 2021, through zoom webinar. Aiming to be a discussion forum to find directions towards economic rehabilitation of Cambodia, Laos PDR, Myanmar, Vietnam and Thailand on a resilient path, participants from the private and the public sectors, academics and international organisations will share ideas and visions to build frameworks that enhance collaboration in the region. The forum also showcases a pitching competition for startups to promote a conducive ecosystem for startups which will drive economic development in CLMVT.
by Bajan Reporter / February 26th, 2021
Do anything online and you leave behind digital footprints and data. Worse, some of your data is personally identifiable, meaning that your virtual footprint can be linked to your real-world identity. All of which has serious implications for your privacy. But a recent, radical step by one Internet organization could bring new privacy protections to Internet users in the Caribbean and around the globe.
Quad9, a not-for-profit domain name system (
DNS) security service provider operating in more than 90 countries, announced on February 17 that it has moved its headquarters from California, USA to Zürich, Switzerland. For Internet users in the Caribbean and worldwide, the announcement has positive legal implications.