Bangkok: The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) is advancing efforts to upgrade Thailand's industrial estates as part of a strategic initiative to attract global investment by enhancing innovation and safety standards. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Atthaphon Nithisunthonwit, Assistant Governor of the Governor's Group 1 at IEAT, emphasized the authority's commitment to this initiative following a study tour in Tokyo, Japan. The tour aimed to gather insights from three prominent Japanese organizations on industrial technology research, geological management, and disaster preparedness. These insights will be applied to strengthen the competitiveness of Thailand's industrial estates and boost investor confidence worldwide. During the visit, the IEAT delegation learned about advanced industrial technology research and development at the National Institute of Industrial Science and Technology (AIST). This aligns with IEAT's mission to support investment in S-Curve industries that require innovati ve technology. The knowledge gained will aid in developing Smart Industrial Estates and establishing research centers to enhance the competitiveness of Thai entrepreneurs. The Geological Museum (GSJ, AIST) provided crucial insights into geological land assessment, supporting IEAT's commitment to selecting stable sites for industrial plants. This understanding will contribute to sustainable development and risk minimization. Additionally, the Honjo Bosai-kan (Honjo Disaster Prevention Center) offered training on disaster response, which aligns with IEAT's focus on safety and risk management. The acquired knowledge will inform the development of emergency response plans and business continuity strategies to ensure secure investments in Thai industrial estates. Mr. Atthapol noted, "This study trip to Japan reinforces IEAT's commitment to relentless development. Learning from Japan's success models in innovation, sustainability, and safety will serve as a blueprint for elevating Thai industrial estates to inter national standards, creating smart industrial estates that are technologically robust and disaster-resilient, thus ensuring sustainable investor confidence globally."
IEAT Advances Smart Industrial Estates to Boost Global Investment
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