Bangkok--Nov 16--INAC
Organizers: JTERO Bangkok and thai National Shippers’Councll (TNSC)
Supporter: Ministry of Economy, Trad and Industry (METI), Japan
Date: Wednesday, 17th November 2004 , 09.00 — 17.00 hours
Language: Simultaneous Translation from Japanese to Thai
Seminar Program
08:00 — 09:00 hours Registration
Morning session : direction of Logistics in Thailand and Japanese’s Cooperation
09:00 — 09:15 hours Welcome speech
by Mr.Surapon Vongvadhanroj, Chairman of Thai National
Shippers’Council
by Mr.Atsuo Kuroda, President of JETRO Bangkok
09:15 — 09:45 hours Opening and Keynote speech on “Infrastructure
Development in Thailand’
by Mr.Wanchai Sarathulthat, Permanent Secretary of
Ministry of Transport
09:45 — 10:00 hours Press Confernce by The President of Thai National
Shippers' Council (TNSC)
10:00 — 11:00 hours Logistics Master Plan
by Ms. Wilaiporn Liwgasemsan, Deputy Secretary General
of Office of National Economic and Social
Development Board (NESDB)
11:00 — 12:00 hours Japanese cooperation in logistics development in
Thailand
by Mr.Satoshi Susnaga, Assistant Director of Technical
Cooperation Division, Ministry of Economy, Trade and
Industry (METI), Japan
12:00 — 13:30 hours Luncheon
Afternoon Session : Logistics HRD and Best Practice
13:30 — 14:30 hours Logistic HRD in Japan
by Mr.Kunio Kakute, Executive Vice President, Japan
Institute of Logistics System (JILS)
14:30 — 15:00 hours Logistics Capacity Building Roadmap of Thailand
by Mr.Techa Boonyachai, Secretary-General, TNSC
15:00 — 15:15 hours Coffee Break
15:15 — 17:00 hours Logistics Best Practice
Thai Side
1) Case study benchmarking of logistics and supply
chain in Thailand
by Asst.Prof.Ruth Banomyong (PhD), Head, Dept.of
International business, Logistic & Transport,
Thammasat Business School.
Japanese Side
2) Pilot Project of Implementation of RFID,and Actual
Effet of Introduction in Japan
by Mr.Shigeru Awanmoto, Managing director &
Executive Researcher, Leading Information
Technology Institute Inc.
For more information please contact:
Tel: 02 9861135, 02 9861854 or 01 8260639 End.