Bangkok--14 Sep--Bangkok Bank
Bangkok Bank Executive Vice Chairman Deja Tulananda (center) chaired the closing of a training course that was part of the Advanced Development of Economic Journalists' project 2016 (ADEJ) giving conferee certificates to journalists attending the course. He was welcomed by Economic Reporters' Association President Chakhorn Nukhongmai (standing 7th from right) and the Association's committee. Bangkok Bank and the Economic Reporters' Association have worked together for eleven consecutive years to provide the media with a better understanding of the role and importance of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). The ongoing development of the project in 2016 included a 5-week (30-hour) training program from 30 July to 10 September and a study trip to the Jakarta, Indonesia from 26 to 28 September. Indonesia is one of the highest-potential economic in the AEC. Bangkok Bank opened the first branch at Indonesia in Jakarta in 1968 (48 years), second in Surabaya and third in Medan.