Thai Senate Hosts "Mobile Research" Forum in Pattaya to Bridge Knowledge into Policy Proposals
The Thai Senate held a "Mobile Research" forum in Pattaya, aiming to strengthen the link between academic knowledge and legislative/policy formulation. Experts and stakeholders gathered to exchange ideas on translating insights into policy proposals.
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